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Scientists' Best Friend: Detection Dogs Help Get Crucial Data for Conservation, Research
A dog's sense of smell is practically predestined to locate the smallest traces of the target species and can perceive an incredibly wide range of odors, which can help in researches
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'Space Hurricane' Detected Flying Above North Pole for the First Time in History
Mammal Extinction Capital of the World: 5 of Australia’s Critically Endangered Mammal Species
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Scientists Amazed to Discover Three Giant Deep-Sea Sharks Glowing in the Dark!
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Largest Conservation Bill in Nevada’s History: Legislators Lands Bill to Use 2 Million Acres
Are High-End High-Sensitivity Climate Models' Predictions Accurate?
Cottontail, the Endangered Whale Caught Up in Fishing Gear Died After 5 Months of Struggle
Mass Extinction Hits Australia With The Death of 13 Species
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Clever Cephalopod: A Scuttlefish Has Passed Cognitive Test Created For Human Children!
Man vs. Nature: Amazing Real-Life Survival Stories That Defied All Odds
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Extinction of 13 More Species Verified by Australia, Together with 12 Mammals Lost Since Colonization
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Countries on Pacific Island Lead the Report on Global Warming, According to Experts
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Evolution: Oldest DNA Discovered in Mammoth Tooth from the Siberian Permafrost
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