Animals
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Endangered Whooping Cranes Killed in Oklahoma Results in Confiscated Shotguns, $68000 Fines
When four hunters in Oklahoma killed endangered whooping cranes, they ended up paying $68,000 in fines and having their shotguns confiscated. Read more here.
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Ocean Warming Threatens 70% of Marine Mammals in US Waters [NOAA Study]
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