Wild Animals
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Alligators Use Their Snouts in Frozen Lakes Like Snorkels to Survive Winter
Alligators stick their snouts above the water before it gets frozen survive the winter months.
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Snake on a Plane: Garter Snake Frightens Passengers at a United Airlines Flight
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College Wrestler Got Into a Brawl with Bear to Rescue Teammate
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Scottish Couple Flees from their Florida Home After Seeing Alligators and Sharks on Streets
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New York Man Arraigned After Smuggling Pythons in his Pants at the Canadian Border
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China Plans to Teach Tiger Cubs in 'Kindergarten' on How to be a Proper Wild Cat
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First Fox to Hunt Fish for Food Observed by Scientists in Spain
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Over 1.1 Million Sea Turtles Killed between 1990 and 2020 [New Study]
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Social Media Videos are Endangering Australia's Whales: Victorian Authorities
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2,500 Wild Animals in Zimbabwe Are Being Sedated for Relocation Due to Climate Change
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Private Collectors in England Found to Have Kept More Than 2000 Dangerous Wild Animals
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Feeding Wild Animals Begging For Food Might Lead to Deers That Harass People 10 Years From Now
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Osama the Crocodile Feasts on 80 Villagers in Uganda: New Reports Emerge
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