Animals
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Marine Preserves, Chernobyl as a Wildlife Reserve---Surprise Positives in 2015
Signs of hope cropped up in 2015. Some of these included several new marine preserves being declared, in Chile, New Zealand and the U.S.; an anti-poaching group decreased poaching by a big percent in a South African preserve; and Chernobyl was discovered to be thriving with animal life, including wild boars.
Latest Research Articles
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Dinosaur Discoveries of 2015
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UK Zoo Makes Desperate Attempt To Save Rare Javan Green Magpies
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Tasmanian Devils and Contagious Cancers: Such Cancers Less Rare Than Thought?
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Horses and Their Seaweed Habits in Atlantic Canada
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Turtle Fossils Shed Light On Rise Of Andes Mountains
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Humpback Whale in Rhode Island's Narragansett Bay
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Marmosets Are Next High Soprano? They Perceive Pitch Like Humans
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Dogs Mimic Each Other's Emotions, Demonstrating Bonding Capability and Basic Level of Empathy
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Calves Grow Better With Human Attention and Petting
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Giant Squid Shows Up in Japan [WATCH]
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New Cuckoo Wasp in Northern Europe: New DNA Readings
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How Snake Bellies Grip Trees Of Any Texture [WATCH]
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Beyond the Aurora: How Do Solar Flares Affect Electronics
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
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Catastrophic Wildfire in New York Kills 18-Year-Old Park Employee, Triggers Unhealthy Air Readings
