Animals
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Pet Vaccination: Restoring Trust in Canine Vaccination Among US Dog Owners
A new study has found that US dog owners who harbor mistrust in the safety and efficacy of childhood and adult vaccines are also more likely to hold negative views about vaccinating their four-legged friends.
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Rare Amur Tiger Fell Off A Bench After Receiving Anesthesia For A Dental Procedure, Suffer From Fatal Spinal Injury
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51,000 Dogs Euthanize Across US, Reaching A Three-Year High Euthanasia Rates
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Algae Can Help Decipher Evolution History of Plants 600 Million Years Ago
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Grizzly Bear Killed After Surprise Encounter in Montana, Hunter Injured in Misfire
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Baby Ring-Tailed Lemur Pulled Away From Mother Prompts Officials to Seize 150 Animals from Dealer in Michigan
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Feral Pigs in Germany Radioactive from 20th Century Nuclear Weapons Plus Chernobyl Explosion, Study Says
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Colosseum Rat Infestation: Rome Calls for Intense Cleaning of Establishment That Once Hosted Gladiator Battles
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California Condors Expand Population and Range as 12 Seen Over Mount Hamilton, Experts Hope for Potential First Nesting Pair
Large Prehistoric Flightless Bird Takahē Roams New Zealand Again After 100 Years of Extinction
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Overhunting Gorillas, Elephants Make Forests Less Capable Of Storing Carbon, Study Says
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The Resurrection of the Takahe: A Story of Survival and Conservation of a Prehistoric Bird in New Zealand






