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Coal Pollution Causes Sickness in Native Frogs of Australia National Park
A sickness presumably caused by coal pollution from a nearby mine has infected native frogs in an Australian national park, according to scientists. However, EPA disagrees.
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National Park Faces Serious Lawsuit For Allegedly Starving Hundred of Elks to Death
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Suspected Poisoning and Dismemberment: Lions Found Dead in Natural Park
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First Rhino Poaching in 3 Years: Rare One-Horned Rhino in Nepal Brutally Shot at Chitwan National Park
Climate Change Means End of National Parks As We Know It
Yellowstone Park Visitor Confirmed Dead After Falling Into Hot Spring, Rangers End Search
Poaching and Trafficking: Strategic Steps to Save Animals
Joshua Tree Burning: Iconic Tree Lost at National Park
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Serengeti Snapshots Reveal Secret Life of Animals
Historic Paisley Caves Are a National Treasure
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