Animals
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Alberta’s Controversial Move to Allow Grizzly Hunting Sparks Backlash from Environmental Groups
Alberta resumes limited grizzly bear hunting to manage rising conflicts and population after an 18-year ban, sparking conservationist concerns.
Latest Research Articles
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Bats’ Heart Rates in Flight Shed Light on Survival Strategies Across Seasons
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Running Hippos Can Get Airborne, Study Says
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Koala Cuddling Banned at Sanctuary in Australia: Do Koalas Get Stressed When Touched?
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Ancient Giant Salamander-Like Predator Uncovered That Existed 40 Million Years Before Dinosaurs
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Ancient Salamanderlike Creature with Fierce Fangs Found Preserved in African Fossils
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Venomous Snake Dies After Indian Man Bites Back During Encounter at Railway Site in Bihar State
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California’s Innovative Wildlife Crossing Aims to Save Cougars and Other Animals
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Humpback Whales Less Stressed During The First Year of COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Says
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Dairy Man Infected With Bird Flu After Working With Cows In Colorado
New Vampire Squid Species Discovered in Deep Water Off China Coast, Confirmed as Second Known Species of the Unique Cephalopods
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16,825 or 1.2% of Conservation Areas on Earth are Only Needed of Protection to Prevent 6th Mass Extinction [Study]
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World’s Oldest Cave Painting Shows Three Human Like Figures Interacting With Wild Pig






