Endangered Animals
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Eye Problem Causes Whales to Get Entangled in Fish Nets, Study Finds
Unintentional entrapments of non-target species such as whales were usually associated with improper fishing management. But now, a study has highlighted the potential of eye problems causing whales to get tangled on fishing nets. It seems that they cannot clearly see what's right next to them.
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Michigan's Lone Poisonous Snake Receives Federal Protection Under Endangered Species Act
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Good News: 180 Countries Approve Ban on Pangolin, the World's Most Trafficked Mammal
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Out of Place: Why Chinese Malls are Packed with the World's Saddest Exotic Animals
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Trophy Hunting of Lions Could Save the Species, According to Report
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Good News: California Sea Otter Population Reaches Highest Level in 100 Years
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Good News! Russian Meteorologists Now Free From Polar Bear 'Siege'
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Why African Forest Elephants Need Almost a Century to Recover from Poaching, Ivory Trade
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Hope for Dwindling Numbers: Small Animal Populations Can Still Adapt to Environmental Change
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