Environment
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DO YOU KNOW: The last mammoths lived in a remote island in Arctic?
They suddenly passed away—but not dramatically. (Photo : Pixabay) The last woolly mammoth died out about 4,000 years ago on a remote island in the Arctic, studies discovered.
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Fossilized Skeleton of Phoebodus Found in Morroco
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Researchers Stop The Spread of Disease That Can Wipe Out Caribbean Corals
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Toxic Chemical Fumes Are The Suspects of Vaping-Associated Injuries
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Household Bleach Can Contribute Indoor Air Pollutants
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Microbes in Warm Soils Released More Carbon than Those in Cooler Soils
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