Animals
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Bear 178 Nicknamed 'Nakoda' and Her Grizzly Bear Cubs Die Two Days Apart After Being Struck by Vehicles
Wildlife advocates are calling for more protection following the deaths of the wild animals. Click to read more.
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Thousand Of Animals Killed In Thailand Market Fire, Groups Call For Crackdown On The Sale Of Wildlife
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Vaquita Porpoises: World’s Most Endangered Marine Mammal in Alarmingly Low Numbers in Mexico
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Twin Elephants Born in Thailand Bringing Double Joy to Conservationists
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