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Sea Lions Exposed To Toxic Algae At Risk Of Brain Damage and Memory Loss, Study Shows
Californian sea lions exposed to lethal doses of an algal toxin known as domoic acid are suffering from brain damage and memory loss.
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Black Bear Hunting Season Extended By Four Days In New Jersey
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Endangered Amur Tiger: Orphaned Cub Named "Cinderella" Becomes Mother Of Two [VIDEO]
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Volcanic Event Triggered Ice Age During the Jurassic Period, Say Researchers
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