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Faroe Islands Hunt 'Grindadráp' Continues with Bloody Shores from Over 500 Dolphins Slaughtered
'Grindadráp,' the Faroe Islands hunt continues as shores turn bloody from the slaughter of over 500 dolphins. Read more here.
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Ancient Ice in Antarctica and Greenland Reveals Massive Volcanic Eruptions from the Last Ice Age
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Mysterious Kangaroo Spotted Roaming in Denmark, Prompting Police to Step In
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Barbaric Killings of Dolphins in Denmark: Coastline Turned Red as More Than 1,500 Dolphins Dead
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Storm Eunice Brings Strong Winds and Damage in the UK and Europe
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Mink Mass Graves in Denmark may have Contaminated Groundwater
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Extinct Wolves Return to Denmark After 200 Years
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Wild Wolf Pack Roams Freely in Denmark for the First Time After 200 Years
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Happiest, Unhappiest Countries in the World: Scandinavians Top the List, US Becomes Sadder
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Scientists Unearth Mysterious Stone Age Labyrinth in Denmark
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Poo Power: This Danish City is First to Tap Sewage Energy to Pump Drinking Water
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Global Warming to Make Denmark a Summer Beach Hotspot
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Viking "Death House" Unearthed in Denmark
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