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Predators Help Create Ecological Hotspots With Animal Carcasses Become Source Of Food, Nutrients
Predators are found to be relevant in the society because of their contribution in creating ecological hotspots. Read more here.
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African Wild Dogs Use Panting as a Cooling Mechanism in High Temperatures, a New Study Finds
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Unique Monarch Butterfly from North America Suffers From Population Decline Urging for More Conservation Efforts
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Plankton Super Swimmers Fuel Historic Red Tide Event in Southern California
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Power Supply Off For Hours When Second Fire Broke In Maui, Says Electric Firm; Probe On Wildfire Cause Still Ongoing
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Walking Leaf Species: Plant-Looking New Insects Found With Cryptic Appearance
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Climate Change-Fueled Disasters: About $3 Billion Budget to Help Communities Become Resilient in US
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US Weather Forecast: Tropical Storm Idalia To Unleash Heavy Rain and Strong Winds in Parts of Florida
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Giant Bat: Unveiling The Mystery Behind the Largest Bat in the World
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The Science Behind the Scenes: Exploring Weather Models
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Arctic Animals: Which Species Have Stayed or Migrated Due to Global Warming?
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Amazon Hiker Dies In Utah National Park After Thunderstorm Caused Flash Flood
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Louisiana Battles Hundred Wildfire In A Month, Mandatory Evacuation Issued In The State
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Deadliest Natural Disasters in History: The Science Behind Historic Catastrophes and Their Causes
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Japan Bear Attacks On The Rise - What's Causing It? Extreme Weather, Declining Human Population Seen As Culprit
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