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New Study Suggests an Unknown COVID-19 Outbreak Among Household Pets
Study found out that about one out of five pets that stayed with a previously infected owner possessed antibodies themselves, but these animals didn't become very sick.
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Rare Nepalese Orchid is Being Threatened by Illegal Trading
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No Environmental Damage? Oil Giant Claims Gulf of Mexico's Ravaging Fire Had No Serious Impact
Exotic Pets Are Now Becoming 'TikTok Stars,' But Experts Warn of Unseen Dangers
State of Emergency Raised as Tropical Storm Elsa Ravages Through Florida
Magnitude 5.2 Earthquake Struck Hawaii's Big Island, No Tsunami Warning Raised
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Male Dragonflies: There is a Possibility This Insect May Become Less Colorful as the Climate Warms
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Biologists Successfully Resurrected 'Weird' Yellow Cell in Marine Animals
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5 Enthralling Facts About Geckos, Are They Truly Masters of Color?
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Green Broadbill Bird Declared 'Extinct' Decades Ago Sighted in Singapore!
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Ocean Dead Zones: These Oxygen Minimum Zones are Emitting One of the Worst Greenhouse Gases
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Cirrus Cloud Seen in Infrared Satellite Could Assist with Severe Weather Warning
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Great Salt Lake Continues to Shrink to Alarmingly Low Levels Due to Drought
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Japan Bear Attacks On The Rise - What's Causing It? Extreme Weather, Declining Human Population Seen As Culprit
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Hurricane Melissa Targets Southeast Bahamas and Bermuda After Historic Category 5 Jamaica Landfall
