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Colorado Parks and Wildlife Welcomes First Endemic Gray Wolves Since 1940s
Good news arrived from Colorado as Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) made an announcement that two wolves, Jane F1084 and John M2101, had been seen with many pups.
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Antarctica's Ice Shelf 'Ripping Apart', Prompting Collapse of 180 Trillion Tons of Glacier in 20 years
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Severe Drought Worsens Wildfires All Over the US
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Fossils of Burrowing Mammal That Lived 120 million Years Ago Unearthed in China
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Native American Tribe Finally Reclaims Ancestral Territory Taken 160 Years Ago
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'River Boss': Prehistoric Crocodile the Length of Bus Lived 5 Million Years Ago!
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Tragedy and Mystery of Lake Chagan: The Most Radioactive Lake in the World
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Plastic 'Snow' From Disastrous Sri Lankan Ship Fire Could Take 1,000 Years to Degrade
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Mistaken to be Extinct, Sea Eagles Spotted in Loch Lomond for the First Time in 100 Years
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Hoover Dam Dips to Record-low Water Levels as Severe Drought Plagues Western U.S.
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Tropical Activity in Gulf of Mexico Indicates Atlantic Basin is Heating Up
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Man Recounts Horrifying Experience After Getting Swallowed by Humpback Whale
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Nuclear Bomb Detectors Accidentally Discovered Secret Blue Whale Colony!
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‘Worsening Smog’ Forces New Delhi to Close All Primary Schools
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
