Animals
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Viruses From Poop Of Giraffes, Lemurs Can Be Used To Kill Drug-Resistant Bacteria, Study Says
Scientists identified viruses that infect bacteria in animal feces and are now being studied as potential antibiotics. Read more here.
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Zambia’s Fruit Bat Colony Faces Drastic Population Loss: A Study of the World’s Largest Mammal Migration
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Norwegian Reindeer Adapt To Changing Landscapes by Migrating Over Glaciers and Fjords
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Whale Entanglement Solutions: Experts Work on Answers to Whale Safety and Management
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London Welcomes Birth Of Baby Beaver After 400 Years
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Car Pollution: High Ozone Levels Prevent Bees from Searching Flowers for Pollination [Study]
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Japanese Zookeeper Dies After Lion Mauled Him In Safari Park
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Salmon Population Feared To Be Devastated After Thousands Escape From Icelandic Farm
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Newborn Sperm Whale Calf Euthanized After Becoming Stranded Along Florida Beach
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Endangered Northern Hairy-Nosed Wombat in Australia: Experts Discovered Animal's Diet for Habitat Conservation
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Mountain Lion Euthanized by Nebraska Wildlife Officials After Disrupting Middle School Girls' Golf Tournament
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Kelping Could Be Therapeutic For Humpback Whales As It Shreds Parasites, Study Says
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Invasive Spotted Lanternflies Can Harm More Crops as They Spread in Eastern US, Illinois
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