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Spain Expands Ban on Harmful Fertilizers After Dead Fishes Wash Up on Lagoon
Japan Plans to Dump Radioactive Water From Fukushima Plant Into the Sea
Hundreds of Manatees in Florida Are Starving to Death Due to Ecosystem Collapse

Flash Floods Can Occur in 50 States: Here's Everything You Need to Know

Invasive Cane Toads Resort to Cannibalism as a Survival Tactic in New Environment

Satellite Images Show How Antarctica Avoids Giant Iceberg Twice the Size of Chicago

For the First Time in 40 Years, Blue Whales Return to Spain's Atlantic Coast

Mediterranean Beach Closed as Angry Local Cows Attack Tourists
A Number of Invasive Plants Still Being Sold on the Market Despite Being Banned in US

Can 'Oil-Eating' Bacteria in Canadian Arctic Help Clean Up Oil Spill?

Animal Testing: Researchers Find Cosmetics Containing Chemicals Tested on Animals

Fighting Climate Change: Planting a Tree Every Year for the Next 20 Years Could Change the World

New Tropical Threat After Hurricane Grace May Bring Another Round of Disasters

Rescue Dogs Shot to Death Due to COVID-19 Restrictions, Enraging Animal Activists in Australia
Ferocious Giant Centipedes Found Eating a Horrendous Amount of Baby Birds on an Australian Island

Bacteria Surviving 1000 Days of Starvation Could Live a Hundred More Years or Longer

Chinese Scientists Develop Anti-Mosquito Technique Using Nuclear Technology

Babbling Baby Bats Sound Eerily Similar to a Human Baby

A Deadly 'Brain-Eating' Disease is Spreading Among Animal Population in Texas

Delta Cases Surge Across Australia and New Zealand, 600 Infected in Just 4 Days

Rattlesnakes Can Deceive You Into Thinking They're Closer With This 'Sound Trick'

New Experiment on Mice Reveals a System for Burning ‘Deep’ Stored Fat

Scientists Amazed at 400-Year-Old Giant Coral Thriving in Great Barrier Reef

Western US May Experience Lesser Rainfall Due to Wildfire Smoke
San Francisco International Airport is Home to 1,300 Endangered Snakes

People May Get Meaner and More Violent Due to Hot Temperatures, New Research Says

Mammals Living Near Cities Are Getting Bigger, Scientists Blame Human Activities

Freak Weather Impairs Bees Flight: Extreme Heatwave May Lead Them to 'Overheat'

Baby Birds Fall to Their Death by Jumping From Nests Due to Extreme Heat

Tropical Storm Fred Brings North Carolina Town the ‘Worst Flooding’ in Years




