Animals
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Russian Dogs Exposed Near Abandoned Plant, Turned to Red, Blue, and Green Colors
A pack of stray dogs with colored fur has appeared in Russia. Officials believed the dogs had rolled around in some paint while the others had come into contact with a dye.
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Study: Cold Climate and Temperate Region are Redefined by the Distribution of Vertebrate Animals
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[BREAKING] Russia's First Human 'Bird Flu' Case; H5N8 Can Cause Death, Experts Predict
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Study: Migrating birds trail climate Over the year
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'You'll Get Used to the Taste' Bill Gates Advises Eating Synthetic Meat to Protect Earth
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'It was bleeding, but not terrible': Bear Bit Woman's Butt While Sitting in Toilet
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