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Beavers Head Towards the Arctic Tundra as Heat Due to Climate Change Rises
A tide of multitudes of immigrants waddling and splashing northwards is hastening the metamorphosis of the warmer and drier polar regions: beavers. Specialists who were mapping the expansion of beavers in Alaska were stunned to see that the species had gone far north into the formerly uninhabitable parts of the region.
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Southern Ocean Acts as 'Carbon Sink,' Absorbing More CO2 from Atmosphere Than it Discharges
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Seasonal Allergies Are Getting More Severe Due to Climate Change
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'Animal Rain': Texas Residents Reported Fishes Falling From the Sky
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Scientists Spotted 'Cosmic Monster' Ejecting Energy as Much as Billion Suns
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Climate Change Will Bring More Intense Hurricanes to New York, Says New Study
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England's New Hunting Law Allows the Killing of Wild Birds to Protect Game Birds
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Experts Worried as First Case of 'Florona' Detected in Israel: Is it a New COVID Strain?
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Seven States in Malaysia Hit by Floods, Forcing Thousands to Evacuate
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Severe COVID-19 Symptoms From Omicron Could be More Dangerous Compared to Other Strains
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Meteorologists Monitoring Possible Snowstorm That Might Hit the Midwest
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NASA Raises Warning as Five Massive Asteroids Will Pass Near Earth This January
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Endangered Leopard With Trap-Inflicted Wound Caught in Northern Iraq
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Weak Spot in Earth's Magnetic Field Raises Concerns for Humanity's Future
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Earth's Magnetic North Pole Shifts Toward Russia, Scientists Update Its Location
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Mount Rainier's Volcanic Activity Closely Watched by Scientists
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Undersea Volcano Off Oregon Coast Could Erupt in 2025 After Scientists Notice 'Swelling'
