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Critters Change Mating Behavior When Exposed To Toxic Plastic Additives
There has been an alteration on the mating behavior of critters after exposure to toxic plastics. Read more here.
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Blue Whales Return to Indian Ocean Decades After Being Driven Out by Whaling
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US Winter Storm Update: Weather System Forecast to Spread Across Eastern States Into Early Next Week [NWS]
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Earth-Like Planets: What Exoplanets Support Life?
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World’s First Garbage Collection Competition Held in Japan Joined by 21 Countries
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US Wild Turkey Population Decreases in Unknown Reasons, Thanksgiving Day is Not One of Them [Study]
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Madagascar Heatwave: Impact of Global Heat Among Populations Unrecorded
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Behind the Scenes: Training the Ultimate Bed Bug Detection K9s
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Coastal Storm To Bring Delays In Air Travel And Reduced Roadway Visibility Across The Northeast
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Extreme Weather Events Increases Social Cost of Carbon By Over 20%, Research Warns
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Chic Retreats: Unveiling the Winter Elegance of Boutique Hospitality
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