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Birds with Unique Physical Features are More Likely to Face Extinction, Study Shows
A study shows that birds with unique or rare physical features, big beaks, for example, are observed to be more likely to face extinction.
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Christmas Island Red-Tailed Bird Soon to Join Vulnerable List with Only 3,000 Left in Australia
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Texas Residents Prepare for Extremely Cold and Freezing Temperatures in US
15-Foot Crocodile Turns Into Cranky Dental Patient When Muscle Relaxer Wears Off — Australia
Significant Freezing Event in Northwest US Puts Ice on Runway, Sea-Tac Airport Flights Canceled
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Ice Storm with Rain and Snow Could Unload in Seattle and Portland This Weekend, Forecast Says
Melting Rate of Greenland Glacier Confirmed 100x Faster in New Computer Model
First-Time Sighting of Pink Iguana Hatchlings in Galapagos Raises Hope for Saving the Endangered Reptile
It's Raining Iguanas! Christmas Artic Chill Brings Hard Freeze to Florida, Invasive Reptile Expected to Fall with Temperatures
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Scientist Blames Climate Change for the Development of Bomb Cyclones and Unstable Polar Vortex in the US
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Winter Storm to Bring Heavy Snow to Plains to East Coast This Weekend, Causing Significant Travel Delays
At Least 5 Died from Road Crashes in Oklahoma, Kansas Due to Heavy Snow
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Florida Man Beats Shark to Death with Hammer [Video]
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