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"Like a War Zone," Survivors Described Situation After Hurricane Ian Ravaged Areas in Florida
As thousands of people continued to be without power, the death toll in the US reached 100 on Monday. Images from a barrier island close to where Ian crashed ashore, in the meantime, create a fresh picture of the storm's ferocity.
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White Plague Disease: Insights on How Coral Immune System Responds To Such Threat
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Chaos Theory Sheds Light on Weird Behavior of Vulnerable Narwhals
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Forecasts Expect Coldest Air of the Season in Midwest and Northeast
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Scientists Found Sediments in North Carolina Lakes That Shows Decades of Coal Ash Contamination
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40 Years and Counting: Taurus, Oldest Manta Ray in the World Still Living Healthily in Great Barrier Reef
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Death Tolls by Hurricane Ian Rises to 80 as Met Office Issues Yellow Warning in Wales Due to the Hurricane Fallout
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Endangered Rodent Amargosa Vole Returns to the Mojave Desert Following Successful Habitat Restoration Efforts —California
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Australian Pied Butcherbird: Researchers Discovered the Arrangement of Their Song Parts Is Significantly Related to the Rhythmical Timing
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