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Male Rock Hyrax Sings to Attract Potential Female Partners
Research shows that male rock hyraxes sing in rhythm showing they are healthy and suitable as partners.
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False Fall Season will Fuel Temperatures to Skyrocket: US Meteorologists Warn
Flash Flood Warning Issued Over Areas of Rhode Island, Cars Advised to Turn Around
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No Pumpkin For Halloween: Heat Waves Threatens the Holiday Staple
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Pakistan Flood Victims Continues to Suffer as Situation Worsens Leading to Food Shortage
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Zika Virus Uses Human Dendritic Cells to Establish a Factory and Replicate Itself
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Megadrought in the American Southwest May Just Be One of the Worst Climate Disasters in 1,200 Years
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Horrifying Python Attack Severes Man's Artery "Beyond Imagined Forces"
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Six Climate Tipping Points that Could Trigger Climate Emergency
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US West Starts to Cool Down
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According to a Recent Study, Volcanic Activity Appears To Have Been the Primary Cause of Mass Extinctions
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Sunspot Growing at an Exponentially Fast Rate, Should We Worry?
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Lonsdaleite: Evidence Shows Fallen Space Diamond May be from a Dead Planet Light Years Away
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3I/ATLAS Comet Carries Key Molecule For Life From Another Star
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How Delaying Net Zero Could Trigger 1,000 Years of Extreme Heat and Global Warming
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10 Fascinating Ways Trees Communicate Underground Through Mycorrhizal Networks
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Met Office Issues Warning About Thunderstorms And Flooding: Are They Coming To A Place Near You?
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Are Orcas Friendly to Humans? Killer Whales Mysteriously Attack Boats in Portugal, Even Sinking One
