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Extreme Tropical Rainfall Seasons Due to Global Warming
Global warming is set to intensify extreme precipitation like cyclones and hurricanes in the tropical regions, reveals a new study.
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NASA’s Opportunity Rover Sends Mysterious Spherical Rock Images From Mars
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Four Species of Bats with New Calling Cards Discovered in Africa
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Baboons' Social Status Dictates Food Source
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Invasive Snake's Appetite Increases Spider Population in Guam
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New African Monkey Species Identified, Needs Protection from Hunters
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Fears of Wipeout: Genetic Test Sought to Count Pure-Bred Scottish Wildcats
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Jurassic Park in the Making: Woolly Mammoth Could be Recreated from Cells Found in Siberia
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NASA's Orbiter Data Confirms CO2 Snowfall on Mars
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