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Scientists Are Studying How Better Statistical Models May Improve Conservation of Endangered Species
Bio-logging devices, which may be fitted to animals and gather information about movement, breathing rate, heart rate, and other parameters, were the next best thing for conservation scientists.
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Melting Ice in Arctic Circle is Made Alarmingly Worse by Rivers
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Archaeologists Discover Lost Ancient Highways of Saudi Arabia Dated 4,500 Years Old
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Tonga Volcano's Eruption is so Loud Thundering Sound Waves Were Heard in Alaska
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Deadly Winter Storm Leads to Hazardous Travel, Thousands of Power Outages
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EV Sales in Europe Beats Traditional Diesel Cars as Demands Continues to Rise
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Images Reveal Complete Devastation of Tonga After Underwater Volcanic Eruption
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'Potentially Hazardous' Kilometer-Wide Asteroid Set to Pass by Earth, Here's How to Track it
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Sri Lanka's Hungry Elephants Die After Eating Plastic Waste in Open Landfill
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Space Anemia: Space Travel Can Destroy 3 Million Red Blood Cells Per Second
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US Should Brace for Two More Severe Winter Storms in the Following Weeks
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Scientists Discovered Protective Gene Variant That Shields People From Severe COVID-19
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Recently Discovered Fossil May be Key to Unlock Charles Darwin's "Abominable" Mystery
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Why Some Animals Thrive While Others Face Species Extinction
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Climate Change Effect on Wildlife: How Shifting Habitats Are Transforming Animal Migration Patterns
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Animals Sense Disasters: How Animal Instincts, Earthquakes, and Wildlife Behavior Reveal Danger Before Humans Do
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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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3I/ATLAS Update: What Did ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter Capture at Close Range Before Comet Disappeared Behind the Sun?
