Animals
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Sea Lion Stranding Caused By Lack Of Food, But Why Remains A Mystery
In the wake of more than 1,000 nearly dead sea lions washing up on the shores of Southern California, researchers believe a shortage of food is causing the phenomenon, but they have yet to pinpoint exactly why it is happening
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Successful Brain Surgery In Asian Black Bear A World First
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IKEA Wants To Put Horse Meatballs Back On Sale
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Bottom-dwelling Monkfish Will Eat Unlucky Puffins During Occasional Shallow Water Swims
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Conservation Efforts Save Endangered Patagonian Deer From Extinction, Study Shows
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Animals Self-Medicate To Protect Future Generations, Study Shows
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Blue Tits' Nest-Building Affected By Climate Change
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