Environment
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Shrinking Ozone Holes in Antarctica Threatens Breeding Season of Seals, Penguins Due to UV Exposure
The latest report raised concerns about the shrinking ozone holes in Antarctica, which could cause UV exposure to seals and penguins. Read here.
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