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Viruses From Poop Of Giraffes, Lemurs Can Be Used To Kill Drug-Resistant Bacteria, Study Says
Scientists identified viruses that infect bacteria in animal feces and are now being studied as potential antibiotics. Read more here.
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Shootout Ensues in Kenya as Wildlife Rangers Caught Poachers Butchering a Giraffe
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Dinosaur Fossil Found in Mississippi: Looks Like an Ostrich, Tall as a Giraffe
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Vultures Avoid Giraffe Carcass After Lethal Lightning Strike: Are They Grossed Out?
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Scientists Discover Four Different Species of Giraffe, and How They Differ From One Another
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Daring Rescue To Save Giraffes From Shrinking Island
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2 Giraffes Die After Being Struck by Lightning! Does Their Height Put Them at Risk?
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Baby Watch Ends! April the Giraffe at Animal Adventure Park Finally Gives Birth [WATCH LIVE]
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Video Of Ice Cream Stealing Giraffe Goes Viral
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Giraffes May Become Extinct, Scientists Say
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Road to Extinction: African Giraffes Added to IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
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Surprising Discovery: Giraffes Have More Than One Species
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Strange! This Giraffe's Skin Is Turning White
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