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World's Rarest Big Cat: Endangered Amur Leopard in San Diego Zoo Gives Birth to Twin Cubs
In San Diego Zoo an endangered amur leopard gave birth to twin cubs, adding to the world's rarest big cat population.
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Air Pollution Could Lead to Mass Fly Extinction Event [Study]
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Willow Project: US Approves Operation to Drill Millions of Oil Barrels in the Alaskan Arctic
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Mysterious Ancient Drawings: Rare Stone Carvings Found Under Hawaii Sand
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Old Flooded Coal Mine in England Produces Geothermal Heat in the Winter
New Jersey, Delaware on 2-Day Outlook for Tornadic Thunderstorms
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Green Corridors in Barcelona Would Lead to a “Notable Reduction” in Mental Disorder Cases
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Human Maximum Lifespan Can Be Broken in Four Decades [Study]
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Female Funnel Weaving Spiders Play Dead to Attract the Best Mates [Study]
Hawaii Conservation Refers 33 Snorkelers to Feds For Dolphin Harassment
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Missing Tigers in Georgia Zoo Finally Found After Went Missing Due to Tornado Outbreaks
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Mount Rainier's Volcanic Activity Closely Watched by Scientists
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