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World's Largest Primates Threatened By Raging African Wars

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Climate Change Forces Snowshoe Hares Out Of Historic Range

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Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtles Are In Worse Shape Than Thought [VIDEO]

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Ground-Nesting Bees Lack Food On Farms, Grow Smaller: Study

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Giant Panda Conservation: Study Reveals Animals' Sensitivity To Noise Disturbance [VIDEO]

Science/Health

Researchers Found Steady Decline Of Butterflies - Even In Conservation Areas

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Manatees: Hundreds Seek Refuge In Three Sisters Springs (VIDEO)

Headlines

Rare Monkey, François' Langur, Born At Sydney Zoo

U.S.

Endangered Mountain Gorilla Mourning The Loss Of Its Mother

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Endangered Rhino To Be Sent To Indonesia To Mate

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American Bald Eagle Returns from Brink of Extinction, Faces New Challenges

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World's Rarest Sea Turtle Found on a Beach, Now in a British Man's Freezer

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Health

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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