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Rare Sea Snakes Thought To Be Extinct Spotted Off Coast Of Western Australia
Two species of sea snakes previously thought to be extinct were recently spotted Off the coast Of Western Australia. Scientists from James Cook University suggest that there may still be time to save these species.
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