Animals
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Warning: Chemical From Pesticides, Non-Stick Cookware Now Found in Birds, Dolphins
From being a component of non-stick cookwares such as teflons to defoamers in pesticides and surfactants, industrial compound perfluoroalkyls and its family are now reaching not just the consumers but the natural ecosystem as well.
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Amazing Discovery: Scientists Identify New Species of Extinct Armored Fish
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How NOAA Researchers' Geotagging Program May Have Killed an Endangered Orca
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Rare, Highly Venomous Sea Snake Found in Iranian Coastal Waters
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Scientist-Artist Turns Scary, Deformed Amphibians Into Art to Promote Environmental Awareness
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Tuna and Great White Shark Share Same 'Super Predator Genes'
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Scientists Claim Beer is Key to Peaceful Euthanasia
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Dangers of Wind Energy: Wind Turbines Deadly to Golden Eagles, Migratory Birds
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Not Exactly Drogon: 'Sea Dragon' Fossil Found in U.K. is 'New to Science
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