Animals
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Animals Can Suffer Long-term Health Damage from Extreme Heatwaves, Study Finds
Heatwaves are known to be silent killers not just to mammals alone, but birds and other animals in general. However, those which are not affected are not entirely in the safe zone as well, new study suggests.
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