Animals
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Panama Rainforest's Bird Population Continues to Decline
Climate change and habitat degradation are likely contributors to the significant fall of bird populations in a Central American tropical jungle.
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Hundreds of Dogs in Ukrainian Shelter Died of Hunger and Thirst During the War
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For At Least 50 Years, Bird Population Kept on Falling in Tropical Rainforest
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"Vehicle From Hell" - Authorities Intercept Truck Carrying 282 Dogs for Meat Trade in China
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Baby Galapagos Tortoises Born at a Zoo, Hope Glimmers for the Endangered Species
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Unidentified Wild Animal Kills Teenage Boy at the Sanjay Tiger Reserve in India
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In Reaction To Climatic Change, Spotted Hyenas Shift Their Feeding Habits
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Bizarre Tourist Spot: How Canadian Province Manitoba Became Popular for Thousands of Mating Snakes
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Sting Rays and Cichlids: These Clever Animals Can Do Basic Addition and Subtraction!
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'Rarest of Rare' Black Mule Deer Spotted in a Texas Desert
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New Paper Suggests That T. Rex Had Short Arms to Avoid Being Bitten Off
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Spider Monkeys’ Fondness of Boozy Fruits Could Explain Why Humans are Fond of Alcohol
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Australia Declared At Least 130 Species to be In Need of International Protection
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How Gene Editing Could Save Endangered Species from Extinction
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