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Natural Disasters: Humans Should Be Less Controlling, Researchers Say
Managing the Earth’s environment based on predicted outcomes can be tricky and preventative measures often backfire. Researchers suggest taking an adaptive management approach.
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Giraffe Neck Elongation Revealed In Fossil Evidence, New Study Shows
Rare Albino Dolphin Spotted In California [VIDEO]
Early Human Foot Bones Shed Light On Walking and Tree Climbing Abilities
Breathing Fish and Sneezing Monkey Among the Many New Species Found In the Himalayas
Hunter-Gatherer Findings: Pigs Found Reindeer-Eaters in Scotland
Eel: Slipping By The Endangered Species List This Time, Says FWS [VIDEO]
Two New Frog Species Found In New Guinea
Pluto and NASA: 'Amazing' Findings on Dwarf Planet
Songbirds Rely On Earth's Geomagnetism During Spring Migration, Researchers Say
Sonoran Desert Tortoises No Longer Endangered, Researchers Say
Galaxy EGS8p7: 13.2 Billion Years Old and Revolutionary
Cloning Could Save Endangered Giant Pandas, Researchers Say
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