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Lake Poopó, Second Largest In Bolivia, Dries Up Completely

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Rescued At Last: Happy Ending Finally For Mountain Lion Kept Chained For 20 Years (VIDEO, PHOTOS)

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Zika Virus Feared To Cause Newborn Deformities Spreads In South America And The Caribbean

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Inca DNA: Child Sacrifice Holds Clues To Diverse Gene Pool

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Smart Jewelry For Women Calls For Help When Activated

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Deadly Brew Linked To Suicides, Murders And Insanity, Hallucinogenic Drink Comes To U.K.

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Cold ‘Blob’ In The North Atlantic Baffles Scientists

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Ancient Amazon Tribe Faces 'Silent Genocide,' Suicide Rates Soar

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Mother Cow Escapes Farm, Gives Birth In Animal Sanctuary To Save Newborn

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U.S. Undermining Bolivian President With Secret Drug Trafficking Indictments [REPORT]

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Ancient Iguana Discovery Could Solve Mysteries Of Lizard Evolution In Both 'Old' And 'New' Worlds

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Olympic Pollution: Korean Wind Surfer Hospitalized Due To Rio’s Polluted Waters

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Skydiving Spider From South America Can Steer Itself Midair (VIDEO)

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Duff Beer From ‘The Simpsons’ To Go On Sale – Which Country Will Sell It First?

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Pope Francis In South America: Pope Francis's Three-Nation Tour Starts Today

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