Animals
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Birds are Apparently Resilient to Heat Stress Due to Climate Change
Scientists have found that birds are apparently resilient and can adapt to heat stress due to climate change.
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Animals in Books for Kids
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Moving With a Pet: How Not to Harm
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Suburban Backyards are Food Sources and Shelter for Wildlife
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