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Cats' Eye Color Evolution Could Come From Yellow-Eyed Tigers To Blue-Eyed Snow Leopards, Study Finds
Experts said that a cat's eye color could come from yellow-eyed tigers and blue-eyed leopards. A study found out that a cat's eye color could come from yellow-eyed tigers and blue-eyed leopards.
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World's Largest Iceberg is on the Move, Scientists Aim to Demystify Its Carbon Levels
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