Animals
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Duck Population Dips in North Dakota, Ecologists Urge Conservation Measures
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department's 77th annual spring breeding duck survey conducted in May showed an index of about 2.9 million birds, down from 3.4 million last year.
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New Black Widow Antivenom Could be More Viable Than Existing Spider Bite Antidotes [Study]
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Animals Right Groups Call Iceland’s Issuance Of License To Kill 128 Fin Whales This Year “Inhumane and Disappointing”
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Two-Headed Snake: Viral Video Shows Zookeeper Petting Mutated Snake
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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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New Species of Venomous Mountain Pit Viper Discovered in China's Yunnan Province
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17 Million Insects Cross the Pyrenees Each Year in Mass Migration
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