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Greenhouse Gases: Countries Producing Most Less Vulnerable To Climate Change, Study Says

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Fish: Large, Permanent Reserves Necessary For Conservation Of Fish, Study Says

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Stowaway Cobra Found Aboard Cargo Ship Bound For New Jersey

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Congress Votes To Ban Microbeads In Personal Care Products

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Arnold Schwarzenegger Has Explosive Warning For Elephant Hunters (VIDEO)

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Omura's Whale Filmed By A Team Of Marine Biologists (VIDEO)

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Endangered Humpback Whales: Humpback Whales Removed from Endangered List? Conservation Efforts Paying Off

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Rare Monkey Thought to Be Extinct Photographed for the First Time, Red Colobus Found in Congo (PHOTO)

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Cinderella Story: Zolushka, Russian Amur Tiger, Might Have Found Her Prince

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Arabian Sea Humpback Whales Have Been Genetically Isolated For 70,000 Years

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Vampire-Fanged Deer Spotted For First Time In 60 Years

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