Animals
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Animals Right Groups Call Iceland’s Issuance Of License To Kill 128 Fin Whales This Year “Inhumane and Disappointing”
The decision by Iceland to grant a permission to kill 100 fin whales was deemed inhumane and disappointing by animal rights group. Read more here.
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Wild Horses Returns To Kazakhstan After 200 Years
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Methane Emissions Remain Untaxed as New Zealand Shifts Climate Strategy
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Brazillian Native Stingless Bees' Immune System Weakened by Pesticides, Study Reveals
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Ancient Horse Genomes Revealed When Humans Began Domesticating This Animal
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Przewalski Horses Return to Native Kazakh Habitat After Decades
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