Africa
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In 30 Years, African Great Apes Risk Being Homeless as Their Territory Faces Degradation
Recently, a study published in Diversity and Distributions presented the startling warning that many African great apes could lose over 90% of their natural territory by the year 2050.
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Millions of Donkeys in East Africa Are Getting Slaughtered For 'Chinese Cure'
Climate Change Drives Aardvarks Out in Starvation
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Scientists Say Proper Reforestation in Tropical Forest, and Savannah Biomes in Africa Is Crucial
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Highly Polluting Used Cars Sold to Africa and Poorer Countries by US, Europe, and Japan Contribute to Climate Change
Climate Change Threatens Cultural Landmarks and Heritage Sites in Africa
Africa's Great Green Wall: Only 4% Complete on 2030 Deadline
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Elephant Shrew Rediscovered in Africa After Being "Lost" for 50 Years
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[VIDEO] Get to Know the African Wildebeest, Why Do They Move in Big Groups?
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Study Finds Seafood Instrumental in Helping Prehistoric People Migrate From Africa
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The Locust Plague Could Destroy Crops in Africa on a Massive Scale
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4 of the Best Things You Should Not Miss Out on When Visiting Africa
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Girl Miraculously Survives Cameroon Landslide
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