Animals
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Smugglers Are Exploiting Australia’s Rare Reptiles for Profit
A rise in the illegal trade of exotic Australian animals has made a remote Queensland outpost an unlikely front line in the fight against international smugglers.
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Hybrid Animals Do Exist: Could They Be the New Generation?
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Abandoned Ant Hill Reveals Underground 'Mega Ant City' Like 'A Bug's Life' Movie
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The Importance Of Grassroots Animal Rights Activism
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The Best Online Pet Stores Every Parent Should Know About
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Marine Life Missing in Some Areas, Relocating Near Poles Due to Warming Oceans
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