Argentina
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Fox Remains Unearthed in Argentina Burial Site Used To Be a Pet of Hunter-Gatherers
Humans in ancient times in Argentina might have had a pet. Read more here.
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Ginormous Fossils of 100-Foot-Long Dinosaur from 90 Million Years Ago Broke the Asphalt Roads While in Transit — Argentina
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Missing Argentinian Man Found Inside Shark's Belly: Family Identifies His Tattoo
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Two Jaguar Cubs Rewilded After Successful Breeding Program in Argentina, Two More to Follow
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Unknown Dinosaur Species and Dinosaur Lineage Discovered in South America: Paleontologists Say
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'Dragon of Death' - Fossils of Massive Reptile Unearthed in Argentina
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New Species of ‘Armless’ Dinosaur Discovered by Paleontologists in Argentina
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Bengal Tigers Abandoned for 15 Years by Traveling Circus Finally Rescued in Argentina
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Extreme Heatwave Kills Large Number of Magellanic Penguins in Argentina
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Argentina Lake Ominously Turns Pink Because of Pollution, Threatens to Poison Water Supply
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Argentinean City of Córdoba Experiences Snow for the 1st Time in 14 Years
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Endangered Giant River Otter Spotted in Argentina
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Fossils of Oldest Known Titanosaur That Lived 140 Million Years Ago Unearthed in Argentina
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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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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
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Bumblebees Show Resistance to Common Pesticides in Foraging Flights
