Animals
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Increasing Tropical Cyclones Could Lead To Dramatic Decline Of Seabirds Population, Study Says
Scientists worry that seabird extinction could put further burden on ecosystems. Read more here. A new study suggests that seabird populations may drastically fall as a result of the increased frequency and intensity of tropical cyclones brought on by climate change.
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Mysterious Marine Giant, Rare Hoodwinker Sunfish, Appears on Oregon’s Northern Shores
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Bird Flu Update: Scientists Warn People to 'Be Alert' Following Discovery of Bird Flu Virus' Continuous Adaptation and Mutation [Study]
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Man With Existing Health Condition Who Contracted H5N2 Bird Flu Dies In Mexico, WHO Reports
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Weird-Looking Fish Buried in Sand Discovered on Singapore Beach
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Pigeons Perfect Pathfinding with Social Proximity as Key to Efficient Flight Routes
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10% of Asian Hornets in the UK Survive During Winter Months for the First, Enough to Maintain Colony: DNA Analysis Shows
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Pacific Salmon Find New Home in the Arctic Amid Changing Climate Conditions
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Velociraptor’s Kin Under Threat: The Urgent Battle to Preserve Australia’s Cassowaries
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Rare T. Rex Bone Fossil Unearthed in North Dakota
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Bald Eagle Proposed to Be Removed from Endangered Species in New Jersey
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Terrifying Shark Attack in Southern California Left Experienced Swimmer Hospitalized
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Rare Curled Octopus Changes Color While Crawling Back to Ocean in Wales






