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Marine Preserves, Chernobyl as a Wildlife Reserve--Surprise Positives in 2015
Signs of hope cropped up in 2015. Some of these included several new marine preserves being declared, in Chile, New Zealand and the U.S.; an anti-poaching group decreased poaching by a big percent in a South African preserve; and Chernobyl was discovered to be thriving with animal life, including wild boars.
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Great Salt Lake North Arm Reaches Record Low
Dinosaur Discoveries of 2015
Javan Green Magpies: Extremely Rare Birds Relocated To Safe Home in UK Zoo
Tasmanian Devils Showing Second Form Of Contagious Cancer
Turtle Fossils Shed Light On Rise Of Andes Mountains
Marmosets Use Auditory Cues Similar To Humans To Perceive Pitch
Researchers Avoid Dreary Winter Landscapes By Creating Those With Year-Round Visual Appeal
Russian Space Agency Dissolved by Putin
Horses Harvest Seaweed in Atlantic Canada
Humpback Whale in Rhode Island's Narragansett Bay
Dogs Mimic Each Other's Emotions To Bond, Like Humans
Irish Genome Sequenced, Revealing Early Celtic Origins
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