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Earth's Largest Water Reservoir Found: Three Times Surface Oceans in Depths Below
Scientists have uncovered Earth's largest hidden water reservoir, located 400 miles deep, holding three times more water than all the surface oceans combined.
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Tiger Populations Reborn in Russia Through Successful Conservation Effort
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Male Humpback Whale Sets Record with 13,046-Kilometer Migration Across Oceans
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Monarch Butterfly's Troubling Decline Sparks US Proposal for Threatened Species Listing
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Earth's Dry Zones Continue to Expand, Pushing 8% of the Planet Into Drought Conditions
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Blue Aurora Seen in Japan Stirs Debate Over Unknown Atmospheric Forces
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Dinosaur Dung Sheds Light on How Giants Conquered Earth
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Africa's Growing Crack Could Eventually Create a New Ocean
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Global Warming Surge Linked to Shifts in Cloud Patterns, New Study Finds
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Global Warming Intensified by Decline in Low Clouds, New Study Finds
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India to Relax Pollution Control Measures After Air Quality Shows Positive Trend
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Rare 'Anti-Auroras' Illuminate Alaska Sky in Mysterious E-Shaped Formation
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Coca-Cola Cuts Environmental Goals Amid Growing Plastic Pollution Concerns
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