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Humpback Whales No Longer Endangered Species, But Experts Are Still Worried
Humpback whales will be removed from Australia's threatened-species list after a strong recovery was determined by the government's independent scientific panel on vulnerable species.
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Spill From Deepwater Horizon Disaster Endangers Dolphins
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