Animals
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Vessel Strikes: Oceanographers Develop Robotic Buoys to Protect Vanishing Whale Population from Ship Collisions
Thousands of marine animals are reportedly struck by vessels each year. The large structure of whales makes them more vulnerable to being hit by passing ships.
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Hamsters Owned by Monkeypox Carriers Should be Isolated or Killed
Black Bear Devours Live Elk Calf in Yellowstone National Park
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Dead Beaked Whale with Strange Wounds Washes Up on a California Beach
After 130 Years, Fish-Like Fossil Finally Recognized as Earth's Earliest Crawlers
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'Fuel of Evolution' Is More Prevalent in Wild Animals Than Previously Imagined
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Throwing Goldfish in Rivers May Result to Ecological Disaster, Experts Warn Pet Owners
Human's Appetite For Egg Drove this Giant Australian Birds to Extinction
Hummingbirds Face Possible Extinction Due to Global Warming
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State of Washington to Set Up 1,000 Traps Against Giant ‘Murder’ Hornets
Rescued 12-Meter Humpback Whale in Spain Expresses 'Thank You' to Divers
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Ancient Dolphin Species Discovered in Swiss Alps in Landlocked Switzerland
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Axolotl Lifespan: Mexico’s Lovely, Enormous Salamanders
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