Animals
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Wolf Hunters in Sweden Went Home Empty-handed on the First Day of Hunting Season
The largest wolf slaughter in recent history has begun in Sweden, with environmentalists warning that it may severely affect the population.
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Arctic Blast Makes Frozen Mexican Bats Fall From the Sky in Texas
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Small Turtles Sold Online in US Raising Concerns Since Having Them As Pets Cause Health Risks
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New Bottlenose Dolphin Smaller Subspecies Discovered in Eastern Tropical Pacific Ocean, Research Reveals
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Frogs in Central and South America Have Rare Ability in Changing Transparent Appearance
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Over 700 Rescued Wild Bats Released in Houston, Texas After Being Exposed to Freezing Temperatures
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US Government Says North Atlantic Right Whale Will Remain Under the Endangered Species Act