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Mexico Lake Holds the World's Oldest Underwater Lifeforms
A lifeform that has lived for around 3.5 billion years resides in the Mexican lagoon's seven brilliant shades of blue in Lake Bacalar Bacalar.
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Stranded Killer Whale Caught Between Rocks, Bystanders Pour Water Until It’s Free
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Shocking Satellite Images Show Once Frozen Yukon Delta in Arctic is Now Completely Green
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Small But Terrible: These Birds Bravely Steal Hair and Fur From Live Predators
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Meteorologists: Situation of Wildfires in Northwest Could Possibly Get Worse This Week
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Study Reveals How "Evolutionary Trap" Leads Young Sea Turtles to Ingest Plastics
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Eastern U.S. Braces For Another Round of Severe Storms and Tornado Risk
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Extreme Heat is Blanketing US, Putting Over 81 Million Residents Under Heat Warning
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2021 is the Deadliest Year for Florida Manatees as They Face Uncertain Future
Coronavirus Oubreak in Animals: 60% of Deer in Michigan Tested Positive for COVID-19
France Halts All Prion Research After Reports of Disease Spreading in Laboratories
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Billowing Smoke From Wildfires Trigger Dangerous Air Quality Levels in Canada
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Rare Phenomenon: For the First Time in 64 Years, Streets in Brazil Are Covered in Snow!
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Avi Loeb Claims 3I/ATLAS May Be Made of Antimatter—'The Most Efficient Fuel'
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3I/ATLAS Returns: Astronomer Reveals First Look At Interstellar 'Alien Spacecraft'
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Congresswoman Luna Calls for Full Disclosure on 3I/ATLAS Composition — Public Seeks Answers
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Coral Reefs: Unlocking Their Vital Importance for Ocean Biodiversity and the Urgent Need for Marine Conservation
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Met Office Issues Warning About Thunderstorms And Flooding: Are They Coming To A Place Near You?
