Puerto Rico
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Mosquito Bay: What Causes Bioluminescence in These Waters?
Mosquito Bay is one of the many marine ecosystems in the world with bioluminescence. Click to read more.
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Environmentalists Urged Puerto Rican Court To Stop Local Government From Approving Renewable Energy Projects
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Male Monkeys In Puerto Rico Engage More In Copulation With Other Males Than Females, Study Says
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Puerto Rico Heat Wave: Heat-Related Health Concerns Likely to Unfold in Caribbean This June
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Elephant Rescued from Exploited Zoo Life After 35 Years of Isolation — Puerto Rico
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Red Sprites: Hurricane Nicole Unleashes Rare Sprite Lightning Before Hitting Florida
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Strengthening Potential Tropical Cyclone 15 Soaks Puerto Rico, Might be Hurricane Lisa
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Storm to Soak South-Central U.S From Texas to Alabama This Week; Expect Flash Flood Risks and Travel Delays
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Flooding, Mudslides Could Emerge in Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands Due to Continuous Rainfall
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Hurricane Fiona Slams Puerto Rico and Dominican Republic Causing Catastrophic Flooding
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Fiona Strengthens into Hurricane as It Unleashes Heavy Rains in Puerto Rico
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Lightning Strike Kills Two People While Jet Skiing in Puerto Rico
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Puerto Rico: Rare Tornado Wreaks Havoc Across the City of Arecibo
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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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