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More Than 530 Wildfires Have Burned Land the Size of Connecticut, Spread Over Alaska
Early snow melt and a mainly dry June in certain areas caused the duff layer, the band of decomposing moss and grasses that covers the floors of boreal forests and tundra, to dry up.
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Europe Will Start to Experience Cold and Heavy Thunderstorms This Week After the Intense Heatwave
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Grass Fire Engulfs At Least 20 Homes in the Suburban Dallas Area; Other Wildfires Reported in North Texas
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Study on Effects of Music on Behavior of Pigs Underway
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Bizarre Red Lights Produce a Glowing Sky Over Atlantic Ocean
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World's Five Largest and Terrifying Deep Sea Sharks!
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Cat or Dog? Research Reveals Which Furry Friend is Not Recommended for Pregnant Pet Owners
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Ghost Tracks in Utah Desert Turn Out to Be Ancient Human Footprints Left by Ice Age Human
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Missouri Flood: Cars Submerged in St. Louis Metro Area, Residents from Ladue Neighborhood Evacuated
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A Qatari Farmer Has Been Planted Medicinal Plants in the Desert
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To Protect Themselves From Microbes, Plants Quickly Shed Their Flowers
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Black Bear Superpower: How do These Bears Hibernate for Months and Still Remain Fit and Healthy?
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A Closer Look at Monkeypox: What is This Pathogen and How is it Transmitted?
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‘Worsening Smog’ Forces New Delhi to Close All Primary Schools
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
