Animals
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Colombia’s Biopark Nurtures Romance Between Rescued Harpy Eagles for Species Survival
Conservationists strive to safeguard this magnificent bird of prey, the harpy eagle, in Colombia's rainforests.
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South Sudan's Antelope: Largest Mammal Migration Threatened by Commercial Poaching, Lack of Law
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More Than 16,000 Sites Should Be Prioritized To Prevent Extinction Of Species, Study Says
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Pacific Gray Whales Born After The Year 2,000 Is Significantly Shorter Than Those Born In The 20th Century, Study Says
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Disabled Animals Receive State-of-the-Art Accessibility Items From Engineering Students
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Deadly Mountain Lion Encounters Urged California County to Turn to Social Media For Help
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Crows Disrupt South Korea's Power Infrastructure, Causing Widespread Blackouts from Seoul to Busan
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Homosexual Behavior Among Animals Is Common, Scientist Found Evidence
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Kangaroo Teeth Growth Patterns Shed Light on Age and Sex, Enhancing Ecological Understanding
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Callum the Red Deer: Scottish Authorities 'Euthanize' Celebrity Stag Over Poor Health Conditions Caused by Food from Tourists
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Endangered Eels Can Navigate Barriers Easily With Help of Textured Tiles
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Deadly Frogs in Animal Kingdom: 9 Poisonous Species That Can Kill
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Zambian Authorities Caution Tourists After American Woman Died Of Elephant Attack While On Wildlife Tour
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