Animals
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Animal Vanity? Vultures Mysteriously Slather Their Faces With Mud as 'Makeup'
Footage shows Egyptian vultures putting on makeup for the first time.
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Well-Preserved Dinosaur Fossil Discovered in Canada, 'Sleeping Dragon' Almost Looks Like a Statue
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Therapy Miniature Horses Help Fearful Flyers in Cincinnati Airport -- How?
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Monstrous Sea Creature Washes Up on Indonesian Shores -- What Is It?
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Fossilized Remains of 'Winged Serpent' Found in Ancient Sinkhole in Tennessee
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Great White Sharks Are Turning Up Dead Without Their Livers
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Researchers Identify 3 New Sub-species of the Elusive Snow Leopard
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Having Pet Dogs Could Help Your Children Feel Less Stressed
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The Path to Extinction: African Lions Face Same Threats That Wiped Out Big Cats During the Ice Age
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Baby Louie Gets a Name! Fossilized Chinese 'Baby Dragon' Finally Identified as a New Dinosaur Species
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Meet Zuul, the Destroyer of Shins: Newly Discovered 75-Million-Year-Old Armored Dinosaur Named After ‘Ghostbusters’ Monster
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RIP Jasper: Mother Bear Near Lake Tahoe Accidentally Shot Dead by Washoe County Deputy
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Donut Inside Earth Could Hold Clues to Planet's Seizmic Activity
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