Animals
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Next Extinction Target: World's Freshwater Fishes
A report has warned of a "catastrophic" decline in freshwater fish, with nearly a third threatened by extinction. Conservation groups said 80 species were known to have gone extinct, 16 in the last year alone.
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[BREAKING] Russia's First Human 'Bird Flu' Case; H5N8 Can Cause Death, Experts Predict
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Study: Migrating birds trail climate Over the year
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Oil Spill Has Durable Health Consequences In Dolphins
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'You'll Get Used to the Taste' Bill Gates Advises Eating Synthetic Meat to Protect Earth
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'It was bleeding, but not terrible': Bear Bit Woman's Butt While Sitting in Toilet
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7 Ways To Keep Your Pet Happy
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Animal Brutality: USC Accused Of Chopping Off Mice Ears in Labs for No Reason
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US First Threatened Specie, Black-footed Ferret Cloned Using Genes of Animals that Died 30 Years Ago
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Underground Creatures Gets Through Climate Change in California Desert
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