Animals
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Splooting Behavior in Animals Signals Extreme Heat Made Worse by Climate Change
Experts say that the splooting behavior seen in animals is a sign of the extreme heat, which is being exacerbated by climate change.
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Monkey and Pigs Are Spreading Diseases and Destroying Crops Across the World
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Pollinator Decline: The Hidden Threat to Australia’s Apple Production
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Celebrity Goose with Thousands of Online Fans Kicked to Death by Woman in China
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1000 Endangered Seagull Chicks Die Mysteriously in Israel Nesting Area, Testing Underway
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Cats Use Their Olfactory System To Explore and Remember Their Surroundihttps://searchenginereports.net/view-plag-report?reporthash=13da8cbf4c40b08fe5eca998ab4dec91.htmlngs, Study Shows
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Octopus Nursery Discovered 2 Miles Below Surface Might Also be Home of Potential New Species — Costa Rica
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Toxic Algal Bloom Makes Sea Lions Go Aggressive, Attacking Los Angeles Beachgoers
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Cat Tien Slender Gecko: Secretive New Species Unexpectedly Discovered in Vietnam National Park
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'Untreatable Bug' Found in Dogs, Experts Warns Against Sharing Bed With Them
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Octopus Arms: Eight Appendages Mistaken for Tentacles
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Biting Flies Attracted To Anything Blue, Study Finds
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Comparison of Honey Bee, Bumble Bee Preferences for Flower Patches: Implications for Conservation, Agriculture