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Ancient Mayan Temple Destroyed For Road Filler In Belize
A 2,300-year-old Mayan temple was destroyed by a construction company in Belize that extracted rock from the pre-Colombian temple to use as gravel for road building.
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Alaskan Town Could Be Underwater By 2017, Villagers Dubbed 'America's Climate Refugees'
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Heart Attack Victim Brought Back To Life 40 Minutes After Declared Dead [VIDEO]
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Extensive Glacial Retreat in Mount Everest Region Reported In New Study
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Rare Fossil Discovery Reveals New Insight Into The Evolution Of Human Hearing
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More Than 40,000 Bees Found Living In Bedroom Of Utah Home [VIDEO]
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Prehistoric Ear Bones Could Lead To Evolutionary Answers
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Offering Small Amounts of Formula to Newborns May Pave Way for Longer Breastfeeding
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New Quantum Computer Prototype Uses Photons In Hopes Of Increasing Speed, Power
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Study Of Predatory Seabird Reveals Human Influence Is Changing Ocean Food Webs
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Planet Discovered For The First Time Using Einstein's Theory Of Relativity
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Eating Bugs Is Answer To World Food Security Concerns, UN Report Says [VIDEO]
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How Eating Chicken May Be Raising Your Risk Of Developing Cancer
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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
