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Animals Can Survive Illnesses Caused by Climate Change Better than Humans?
There are several genetic mechanisms that enable animals to adapt to hotter, desert-like environments and exist without water, according to researchers.
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Sharks Use Earth's Magnetic Field Like a Compass, Enabling Them to Travel Over 12,000 Miles
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EU Top Court Confirms Ban on Bayer Pesticides Associated With Harming Bees
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Ancient Turtle With Frog-Face That Lived 100 Million Years Ago Unearthed by Scientists
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Melting Glacier in Northern Italy Uncovers Hidden Treasures from World War 1
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Some Animals Possess Amazing Sixth Sense to Predict Natural Disasters Like Earthquake
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Despite Criticisms, Solar Industry Hires More and Pays Higher for Union Labor
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Can Dogs Experience Napoleon Complex?
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