Animals
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Stingrays Crucial for Protecting Estuary, Coastal Environment, Study Shows
The latest report underscores the importance of stingrays in protecting coastal environments and estuaries. These animals are crucial in maintaining the health of estuaries. Read here.
Latest Research Articles
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Why Broken Legs Often Mean the End for Horses
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Pigeon Culling Underway in German Town as Locals Vote for Eradication of the 'Sky Rats'
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6 Australian Turtle Species Marked as Vulnerable, Endangered Amidst Rising Environmental Concerns
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Seabird Populations Could Thrive on Restored Rat-Free Islands, Study Suggests
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Megafauna Facts: 8 Unique Large Species That Became Extinct From Glyptodon to Megalodon
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6 Turtle Species in Australia Face Population Decline Due to Human Disturbance, Climate Change
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Ancient Ant Fossil from 100 Million Years Ago Reveals Primitive Ants Had 'Complex Social Lives' [Study]
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World's Largest Dog Breeds: Top 8 From Neapolitan Mastiff to Saint Bernard
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Gray Whale Size Shortens by 13% Since 2000, Problem Linked to Changing Food Web and Nutrition [Study]
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Climate Change Threatens Polar Bears in Hudson Bay with Local Extinction
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Crocodile That Stalks Children, Adults in Australia’s Aboriginal Community Finally Caught and Turned Into 'Traditional Feast'
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Is Your Senior Dog Living Their Best Life? Find Out How






