Mongolia
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Harsh Winter In Mongolia Kills Nearly 5 Million Animals, Threatens Livelihood and Food Supply
As this year’s dzud covered 76% of Mongolia, livestock animals continue to suffer the cold weather. Read more here.
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Toothy Carnivorous Dinosaur Looks Like Cross Between Goose and Penguin, Found in Gobi Desert, Mongolia
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Dust Storm Strikes Mongolia; Forecast of Strong Winds and Heavy Snow in the Coming Days
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Inner East Asia Heatwaves Causes Irreversible Drier, Hotter Climate
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Global Alarm Increases as China's Capital Reports 1st Coronavirus Death
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World's Largest Titanosaur Footprint Discovered in Mongolian Desert
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Mongolia's Nadaam Is a Festival of Nomad Warrior Sports
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Yakutian Horses Rapidly Evolved With Defense Against Cold
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Domesticated Dogs Originated In Central Asia, New Study Shows
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Dinosaur Babies Found In 'Dragon's Tomb' Shed Light On Early Species Development, Researchers Say
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Strong Genetic Link Between Wild and Domesticated Horses Survives to Present Day
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Grazing Cattle Are Destroying Mongolian Rangelands [EXCLUSIVE]
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Mongolia Takes Notes From Montana In Developing Wildlife-Friendly Infrastructure
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