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Mexico Has Identified Six New Kinds of Small Frogs According to Researchers
Scientists have found six new species of frogs the size of a thumbnail in Mexico's jungles, one of which has been named Mexico's tiniest frog
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Extreme Weather Poses Severe Threat to Corn Crops
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Gastrointestinal Disorders Are Connected to Anxiety and Social Isolation in Autistic Children According to Scientists
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Hydrogen Taxis May Be the Next Big Thing in Renewable Mass Transportation
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Improved Climate Modeling Aims to Predict Increasing Flash Floods in the US
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Crocodile Population Thrives Due to Feral Pigs
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Wildlife Photographer Captures Rare Encounter with Wolf at Yellowstone National Park
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May Brings Several Weather Conditions, Tornadoes at Most
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Blueprint for Life: Scientists Detect All Bases of DNA and RNA in Meteorites
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Lions Found Dead at an Electrified Fence in Uganda
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Crossing Boundaries: How the Rabbit Virus Myxoma Invaded a New Species According To Study
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Study: Disease-Causing Parasites May Hitch a Ride on Trash and Eventually Spread Throughout Oceans
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Northern Neanderthals: Adjustment To Shifting Environmental Circumstances
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