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New Research Reveals Wild Bees Are Seen Active in Woodland Treetops
A new study discovers that wild bees were seen in high activity in Woodland Treetops. The research would be helpful for future researchers about bee conservation.
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Due to Climate Change, Agricultural Cost Starts to Rise Again Causing Food Security to Struggle
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Hundreds of Houses in Florida Expected to Remain Submerged in Floodwaters Until Thanksgiving in November
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Tropical Depression to Come Within a Few Days in Gulf of Mexico
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Mount Rainier's Volcanic Activity Closely Watched by Scientists
