Chile
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Ancient People Hunted Extinct Elephant In Chile, Study Finds
Ancient hunter-gatherers go to Chile's Tagua Tagua Lake to hunt extinct elephants and use other natural riches. Read more here.
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'Walking Fish' Among 100 New Species Found Thriving In Deep Sea Off Chile
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Chile Wildfire: Climate Change No Significant Link To The Wildfire, Study Says
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Chile’s Sacrifice Zones: Coal Plants Have Polluted Mejillones for Decades
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Chile’s Wildfires Claim 99 Lives, Leave Thousands Homeless
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Birth of Critically Endangered Somali Wild Ass Sparks Hope In Chile
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Chilean Fossil Reveals a New Duck-Billed Dinosaur Species, Study Shows
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Limits of Large-Scale Ocean Protection: A Study of Chile’s Marine Protected Areas
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Short-Term Solutions for Long-Term Problems: Using Short-Lived Trees To Restore Chile’s Fitzroya Forests
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Firefighting Goats Graze to Prevent Wildfires, Erosion in Chile Forests
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24,000-Year-Old Skeletons of 7,000 Extinct Animal Species Unearthed in Chile
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Dangerous Chile Wildfire Causes 1000 Residents Evacuated, 900 Injuries, 23 Casualties
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Strange Clouds Off Chilean Coast has Hexagonal Cell Pattern
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