Animals
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First 'Murder Hornet' of 2021 Has Been Discovered in a New Part of U.S.
A giant 'murder hornet' has just been discovered in a new area of the United States. The dead insect was found in a county of Washington state just north of Seattle in early June by a member of the public
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Humpback Whale Who 'Swallowed' Lobster Diver Was Likely Traumatized by the Incident Too
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Rising Sea Temperature Are Causing Skin Disease to Whitetip Reef Sharks in Malaysia
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'Terrifying': Massive Spiderwebs Cover Entire Region in Australia After Floods
Allegheny Woodrat: Rare Appalachian Wild Rat May Look at a Bright Future Amidst the Pandemic
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Colorado Parks and Wildlife Welcomes First Endemic Gray Wolves Since 1940s
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Fossils of Burrowing Mammal That Lived 120 million Years Ago Unearthed in China
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'River Boss': Prehistoric Crocodile the Length of Bus Lived 5 Million Years Ago!
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Mistaken to be Extinct, Sea Eagles Spotted in Loch Lomond for the First Time in 100 Years
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