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An Alarming Number of Dead Dolphins Are Washing Up on Black Sea Due to Russian War
Reports of mass die-offs of Black Sea's dolphins have been a major concern between February and mid-May off the Turkish coast. Scientists say that Russian-Ukraine war is responsible for the recent crisis on the coastline of the Black Sea bordering several countries.
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In a Historic First, Microplastics Found in Fresh Antarctic Snow
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Atmospheric River May Bring a Series of Rain to Drizzle the Northeastern States
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Geomagnetic Field Strength Decreases in the South Atlantic: New Study
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Kimani the Gorilla Diagnosed with Rare Liver Cancer in Calgary, Canada
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Scientists Looks at How Global Warming Is Hurting Cold-Water Corals
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Engineers Conduct Experiment on How Fault Boundaries May Lead to Major Earthquakes
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Monkeypox Warning: CDC Raises Alert Level as Cases Spike to Over 1,000 Affecting 29 Countries Worldwide
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New Technology Has Detected More Strains of High-risk Salmonella to Poultry
Chinese Scientists Use A.I. for First Batch of Cloned Pigs
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Unraveling the Tangled History of Polar Bears to Brown Bears Using Genetic Sequencing
Trans-Atlantic Voyage Recreated with Modern Twist: AI, Solar Tech
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Solar Storm Four Times the Size of Earth Detected by Amateur Photographer
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How Airborne Microplastics and Nanoplastics Contribute to Climate Change and Atmospheric Warming
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Rare Footage Reveals Dolphins Using Sponges as Tools During Incredible Seafloor Hunting Behavior
