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Bat 'Super Immunity' Could Help Protect People From Diseases Like Ebola
Bats have a remarkably strong immune system that helps protect them from deadly diseases like Ebola. Researchers suggest this unique ability could be adapted to improve human health.
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Alligators Starve In Florida Everglades, Indicating Ecosystem is In Poor Health
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Dinosaur Found With Two Tumors On Its Vertebra
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Watch Man Drag Shark From Florida Waters For Selfie
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Bird Feeders and Baths May Spread Fatal Bird Disease
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Baby Indian Rhino Bounces (Hopefully Softly) Into Toronto Zoo [WATCH]
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Baby Dolphin Killed By Handling Of Selfie-Takers on Beach
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Warming Oceans Linked To Lobster Shell Disease, Sea Star Epidemic
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'Cold-Stunned' Sea Turtles Rescued From Frigid Waters Off Florida Coast
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Rhino Bone Health has Significantly Declined In Past 50 Million Years
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Rare Bumblebee Stages Comeback In Pacific Northwest
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Bee Decline Linked To European Bees and Human Trading, Study Finds
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Ship Noise May Be Shutting Out Dinner Options For Endangered Killer Whales
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Central Plains to Lower Missouri Valley Forecast: Severe Storms to Bring Damaging Hail This Week
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China Fur Farm Pose High Risk Of Developing Animal-To-Human Diseases, Study Says
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El Niño Blamed For Devastating Drought That Starved Millions in Southern Africa
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Microplastics Escape Body's Gut to 'Infiltrate' the Brain, Kidneys and Liver [Study]
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Tropical Forests Unable to Recover Without Red-Legged Honeycreeper, Other Fruit-Eating Birds
