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Prehistoric Pet Dog Buried 6,000 Years Ago is the Earliest Proof of Domestication
It pushes past estimates back by around 1,000 years. Archaeologists have found 6,000-year-old bones from a pet dog nearby the human remnants of its keeper at a burial site in Saudi Arabia.
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Venomous Snake With No Known Cure Bites San Diego Zoo Employee
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Carbon Cutting: 3 Innovative Ideas To Reduce Harmful Emission
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All New US Vehicles Can Be Electric by 2035, If Current Sustainable Trends Continue
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Humans 10x Better Than Chimps and Macaques When It Comes to Temperature Control
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France Aims to Cut Emissions By Banning Short Flights
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To Achieve Climate Goal, China Must Shut Down 600 Coal-Fired Plants Within 10 Years
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5 Ridiculous Myths About Animals That We Need to Stop Believing This 2021
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Mom & Baby Giraffe Rescued in Months-long Operation After Being Trapped on a Sinking Island
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Saudi Arabia to Plant 50 Billion Trees to Reduce Carbon Emissions by 60% in 2030
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Population of Endangered Rhinos in Nepal Has Grown by 16% Thanks to Anti-Poaching Measures
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Long-necked Dinosaurs Journeyed for Hundreds of Miles, Based on Their Stomach Stones
Environmentally "Protected" Areas are Not as Guarded as they Should Be, Evidence Shows
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Volcano Alert: Closely Monitoring Magma Movements to Predict Big Eruptions
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Climate Change Driving Rise in Avalanches as Snow Becomes Less Stable
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Microplastics Health Effects: Are Environmental Toxins and Plastic in the Bloodstream Dangerous?
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7 Climate Change Animals Showing Incredible Species Adaptation and Thriving in a Warming World
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10 Fascinating Ways Trees Communicate Underground Through Mycorrhizal Networks
