Environment
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A Huge Hole Seemingly Appeared Out of Nowhere in the Arctic's "Last Ice" Surface
According to recent research, a massive breach developed in the Arctic's oldest, thickest ice in May 2020.
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Illegal Wildlife Trade: 15 Giant Tortoises Found Brutally Murdered in Galapagos Islands
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Fossils of Horrific Giant ‘Sea Scorpion’ That Lived 435 Million Years Ago Discovered by Scientists
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Warming Oceans Lead to Massive Global Planktons Migration, Disrupting Food Web Balance
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'Farm of Horror': Farmer Sentenced for Cruelty of 200 Animals in UK's Biggest Animal Rescue Mission
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Waterspouts: What You Need to Know About the Shifting Weather Patterns Over Great Lakes
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Martian Noises: Perseverance Rover Recorded Sounds from Mars
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Why Researchers Want to Put Thousands of Beehives in Solar Parks Across UK
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World's Top CO2 Emitter China Pledges to Make Solar Energy Cheap and Reliable by 2060
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Due to Dangerous Volcanic Ash, Airlines Halt Flights on La Palma
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New Experiment in Mice Reveals Fasting May Offer More Health Benefits Than Losing Weight
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Doctor Explains Why Some Vaccinated People Are Still Dying From COVID-19
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Grizzly Bear Photobombs Camera and Wins Professional Photographer an Award
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Japan Bear Attacks On The Rise - What's Causing It? Extreme Weather, Declining Human Population Seen As Culprit
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