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Ancient Feces Reveals Bighorn Sheep Died Out And Were Reintroduced On Tiburón Island

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Sea Snakes Dehydrate For Months, But Climate Change Could Push Them Over The Edge

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Obama Launches Climate Data Initiative to Raise Public Awareness of Climate Change

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Destructive Solar Blasts Almost Hit the Earth

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Scientists Explain Carbon Cycle Role in Earth’s Habitability

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66 Million-Year-Old 'Chicken From Hell' Dinosaur Discovered in US

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126-Million-Year Old Fossil Of Oldest Stick Insect Discovered In Mongolia

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Women More Empathetic In Times Of Stress, Men Experience Opposite Effect

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Gully On Mars Captured In Stunning Image

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Narwhal Tusks Sensitive To Chemical, Temperature Changes

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Quality Of Indian Medicines Questioned, U.S. Doctors Grow Uneasy

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'Monkey Head Nebula' Revealed In Stunning Image Celebrating Hubble's 24th Birthday

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Saturn Moon Sends First Liquid Waves Outside Earth

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NASA Releases Largest Mosaic of Moon's North Pole Region

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Pythons Have Good Navigational Skills

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Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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Climate Crisis Worsening Already 'Hellish' Refugee Situation: UN

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