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Rare Albino Dolphin Captured By Japanese Fishermen Will Be Sold For $500,000 Instead Of Being Slaughtered

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1,700-Year-Old Cemetery with Mythical Carvings Found in Silk Road

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Cancer Drug Undergoing Tests With Hopes of Treating Fragile X Syndrome

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Lava Lake Forms In Africa For First Time In 75 Years

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New Process Turns Human Waste into Fuel for NASA Rockets

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Death And Dreams: Vibrant Dreams Give Comfort To The Dying

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Dogs Love People, But Is That Just How They Are Trained?

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Fertility Problems? That Sunblock Might Also Be Blocking Fertility

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Sex Drive Of Women Not Purely Dictated By Hormones; The Female Libido Is 'Complicated,' Study Says

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Animal Sacrifice: Thousands of Baby Buffalo and Sheep Will be Slaughtered in Nepalese Hindu Ceremony

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Stanford Engineers Create Mirror-Like Material That Could Cool Buildings By Reflecting Heat Into Space

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DNA Strapped To Outside Of Rocket Survives Re-Entry Into Earth's Atmosphere

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Dogs Pay Attention to Human Words and the Emotion Behind Them

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Obesity Linked to Half a Million Cancer Cases a Year

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Turkey Trivia: Truth Versus Gobble-dygook

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