Africa
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Rewriting History: 7.2-Million-Year-Old Remains Put Mankind's Origins Into Question
Scientists discovered ancient fossils that suggest humans may have originated in Europe, not Africa.
Latest Research Articles
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Revenge of the Wildlife: Nile Crocodiles Devour Man Who Kills Wild Animals for 'Trophy'
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Heroic Dogs Track, Skydive to Save Wildlife From Poachers in Africa
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Killing for 'Medicine': Rise in China's Demand for Donkey Skin Threatens Local Livelihood
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Is Donkey Skin the New Ivory? African Donkeys are Being Slaughtered to Extinction
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Ranger Dies After Rampaging Elephant Skewers Her Like Barbecue
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Death of the World's Biggest Ivory Market: China Officially Starts Mission to Save the Elephants
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Dead Body of 8-Year-Old Boy Retrieved From Crocodile's Belly [Warning: Graphic Content]
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Farewell, Satao II: One Of Africa's Last Great Tusker Elephant Killed by Poachers
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Armed Men Attack Animal Orphanage, Kill Baby Rhinos Before Brutally Removing Their Horns
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Huge Chunk of Forest Elephants Die From Poaching in Their Supposed Haven
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Are the Earth's Magnetic Poles Set to Flip? African Anomaly Gets Scientists Buzzing
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They're Alive! Dryas Monkey Thought to be Extinct Caught on Cam for the First Time