Environment
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Scientist Claims that the Pacific May Just be Remnants of a an Even Bigger Prehistoric Ocean
What was the biggest ocean to ever occupy the planet? The Pacific Ocean is what's left of the largest body of water the world has ever seen.
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Male Spiders Increase Sperm Transmission to Compensate for Female Consumption
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Europe’s Destructive Wildfires Equivalent to One-Fifth of Belgium in Size
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North Mexican Drought and Water Crisis Spread to Southern Texas: US Authorities 'Pray for a Hurricane' to Come
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Moths Attached With Trackers As They Reveals Their Amazing Journey in the Sky
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New Molecule Found to Effectively Control Drug-Resistant Bacteria
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