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Heat-Related Animal Deaths In Mexico Climbs As The Country Experiences Heat Dome
Hundreds of monkeys and birds are dead in Mexico due to heat stroke and dehydration. Read more here.
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US Great Plains Weather Outlook: Isolated Tornado Threat to Return This Week
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US Bird Flu Alert: Epidemiologists Warn US is 'Unprepared' for Potential Widespread Outbreak
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Dinosaur Fossil: How Do You Know If a Fossil is Real or Fake?
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Owyhees Face Environmental Change, Prompting Calls for Federal Protection
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New York, Pennsylvania Weather Forecast: Heavy Rains Packed with Thunderstorms Likely This Week
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Studying Birds Can Help Understand Increasing Danger Of Aircraft Turbulence, Experts Says
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San Diego Celebrates Successful Reintroduction of Rescued Bear Cubs
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Discovery of Opalized Jaws Sheds Light on Australia’s Monotreme Diversity 100 Million Years Ago
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Cyclone Remal Devastates Bangladesh, 10 Killed, Over 30,000 Homes Destroyed
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US Heat Forecast: NWS Issues Heat Advisory for Risk of Heat Illnesses in Texas and Louisiana
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White Shark in Massachusetts: Beachgoers Advised To Watch Out as Marine Mammals With Shark Bites Resurface
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Papua New Guinea Deadly Landslides: Many Homes Buried, as Rescue Operation Continues
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Met Office Issues Warning About Thunderstorms And Flooding: Are They Coming To A Place Near You?
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Greta Thunberg's Gaza Flotilla Fire Not Caused by Drone, Tunisia Says
