Buffalo
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Bisons Reintroduced In Russian Pleistocene Landscape To Restore Ancient Ecosystem By Grazing
Bison or buffalos are reintroduced in the Russian Arctic because of being able to restore the ecosystem. How are they doing this? Read more here.
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Magnitude 3.8 Earthquake Rattle Buffalo While Severe Thunderstorms Form Over Texas, Power Outage Continues
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Buffalo Rams Australian Man Into Fence, Crushes Windpipe
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How Social Media Helped Buffalo Communities During a Heavy Snowstorm
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Buffalo Winter Storm Death Toll Reaches 28, Combined Snowfall at 95 Inches
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Numerous Fatalities in Buffalo and Across the Country Are Attributed to Winter Storm Elliott
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Heavy Lake-Effect Snow Unloaded in Buffalo, New York, Causing Major Travel Disruptions; Residents Warned of Prolonged Cold Exposure
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Thick Snow to Bury Buffalo, New York Due to Potential 'Lake-Effect Snow’ Event
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Tamaraws, the Smaller Cousins of Buffalo, Hit Dangerously Low Numbers
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Study on Foot and Mouth Disease Among African Buffalo Offers Understanding on Pathogens
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Researchers Use Sunlight, Black Paper as Low-Cost Water Treatment to Solve Water Scarcity
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Bison Receives Honor as U.S. National Mammal, Pending President's Approval
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Hippos Eat Meat, Putting Themselves At Higher Risk Of Contracting Anthrax
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
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Mauna Loa’s Lava Study Confirms Geologists’ Early Warning of Eruption
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