Animals
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Deer and Elk Research Might Lead To More Effective Crossing Infrastructure for All Species
Humans have erected wildlife bridges in high-traffic locations in recent years to reduce road accidents and provide animals with access to larger habitats for breeding and supplies.
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Urbanization Impacts on Wildlife Evident, Human Gut Microbiome Detected in Urban Animals
Over 2 Feet Rolled Hard Plastic Found Inside Dead 16-Foot Killer Whale, Shark Bites Found All Over Beached Carcass in Brazil
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Conservation Zones To Help Mekong River Protect and Save Endangered Irrawaddy Dolphins in Cambodia
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Wolf Hunters in Sweden Went Home Empty-handed on the First Day of Hunting Season
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Biologists Shed Light on “Blind Area” in Our Understanding of How New Species Emerge
Pig Livers Transformed to be Human-Like, Possible Solution for Organ Transplant Shortage
350,000 Animals Rescued as Famous Car Companies Pledge Help to Shelters
Oregon Returns In-Person Whale Watch Week in Time For Spotting 20,000 Gray Whales Swimming to Mexico
Disease Made Today's Wolf Fur Colors Possible, Study Shows
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Woman Walks into a Bar with Rabid Raccoon, Gets Charged with Misdemeanor Before End of 2022— North Dakota
Arctic Blast Makes Frozen Mexican Bats Fall From the Sky in Texas
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Conservationists Raise Concerns Over Deaths of Endangered Dolphins in Cambodia, Calling for Urgent Law Enforcement
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How Tree Communication in the Wood Wide Web Transforms Our Understanding of Plant Networks
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The Deep Sea: Bizarre Adaptations of Ocean Wildlife, Bioluminescent Fish, and Extreme Habitat Specie
