Animals
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US House Voted To End Federal Protection Of Gray Wolves, Removing The Species In Endangered List In 48 States
US lawmakers favor removing wolves' status from endangered list. Read more here. The Republican-majority US House of Representatives approved a bill that would abolish the gray wolf's nationwide protection as an endangered species.
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Mouse Brain Study: Human Babies Think Like Mice Due to Similarity in Thought Processes
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US Dairy Cows Enter the Fray Against Bird Flu with Nationwide Testing Initiative
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