Animals
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Increase of National Parks Will Not be Enough to Halt Nature's Destruction, Scientist Warn Us
Experts argue that intervention on depletion of natural resources, dangerous incentives, and the global warming are also expected to stop ecological damage; was notified and told that expansion of ecology reserves and wildlife sanctuary will not be adequate enough to stop the suffering of the environment.
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Texas River Infested With Hundreds of Invasive Suckermouth Catfish
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Hong Kong Officials to Kill 2,000 Animals Because of Covid Outbreak Among Pets
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Elusive Deep-Sea Creature Big Fin Squid Spotted 20,000 Feet Under the Sea
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Daddy Longlegs: Do These Spiders Have the Most Powerful Venom in the World?
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Scientists Are Studying How Better Statistical Models May Improve Conservation of Endangered Species
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Return of Up to 1,000 Fin Whales From Extinction Brings Hope for Recovery
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Scientists Warn Decline in Animal Biodiversity Hints 6th Mass Extinction Has Started
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Sri Lanka's Hungry Elephants Die After Eating Plastic Waste in Open Landfill
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Another Humpback Whale 'Unlikely to Survive' After Getting Entangled in Fishing Net
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Corals Walking in Search of Light Discovered in Groundbreaking Study
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