Animals
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Humpback Whales May Have Recovered from Close-Extinction, But Are They Safe From Danger?
The reappearance of the humpback whale's populations over the past five decades is said to be one of the great global conservation success stories.
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Endangered Vultures in Southeastern Europe on the Brink of Extinction Due to Human Activity
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Finding Nemo? New Species of Peacock Spider With Orange and White Face Named After Pixar Character
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30 Metric Tons of Grasshoppers Flooded Las Vegas One Night - Weather Radar Reveals
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Were Dinosaurs Killed by Volcanoes? Recent Study Disagrees
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Can Humans Produce Venom Like Snakes? New Data Reveals Possibility
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185 Baby Galápagos Tortoises Wrapped in Plastic Seized From Smugglers at Airport
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New Research: Most of Australia's 'Wild Dog' Problems Turn Out to be Dingoes
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