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New York Fights Growing Alligator Problem as Pet Owners Release Them into the Wild
The recent sighting of an alligator lurking in the Peconic River is the 17th spotted on Long Island in the last nine months, according to officials from New York's Department of Environmental Conservation.
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Sibling Rivalry Could have Serious Effects on Mental Health
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Osteoporosis Drug Effective Against Treatment-Resistant Breast Cancer
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Captive Chimpanzees to be Listed as Endangered, Including Research Chimps
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg Proposes $20 Billion Plan to Protect New York City From Threat of Climate Change [VIDEO]
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Google's 'Project Loon' Launches Internet-Beaming Balloons in New Zealand
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