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 Animals  Tom - 35 days ago - sciencedaily.com Nearly 40 percent of fish species in North American streams, rivers and lakes are in jeopardy, according to a new U.S. Geological Survey-led team of scientists. This represents a staggering 92% increase over a 1989 study. 61 fishes are presumed extinct.
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 Animals  Cher - 111 days ago - news.com.au HE'S the mad scientist risking life and limb to come within breathing distance of some of the world's most ferocious beasts.
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Mankind Set to Wipe Out All Animals By 2108: Report
Animals  Sheila - 112 days ago - russiatoday.ru Every year one per cent of the Earth's animals die because of the activities of humans. That's according to research released by the ZSL. Scientists are now urging emergency action to prevent mankind from destroying his fellow creatures.
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 Animals  Simone - 154 days ago - starbulletin.com Scientists try to find a way to save sharks from being captured in commercial fisheries. With its mouth open, ready to bite, the shark approached a tempting chunk of opelu baitfish at the end of a pole, then veered away at the last second.
A piece of
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 Animals Simone - 155 days ago - carrollcountytimes.com - Ignoring our observation plane circling above the frozen Lake Superior wilderness, the eight gray wolves seemed as harmless as pooches cavorting in the yard. They nipped and pawed each other, pausing occasionally to roll in the snow.
But then the
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 Animals Simone - 163 days ago - foxnews.com Bison could make a big comeback all across North America over the next 100 years, a conservation group said this week.
Bison once numbered in the tens of millions across the continent, but these icons of the American West were wiped out by commercial
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 Animals  Terrah - 169 days ago - smh.com.au THE threatened extinction of an alarming numbers of animal and plant species, from the Arctic polar bear to a small Australian rainforest frog, will limit vital medical research into treatments for human diseases, including the search for the next
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 Animals Terrah - 185 days ago - getactive.peta.org Animals in the U.S. are being injected with substances like Botox until they become paralyzed and suffocate, even though there are modern, non-animal methods to test the deadly neurotoxin. As a recent Washington Post investigation reveals, the entity
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 Animals Cher - 196 days ago - sciencedaily.com NOAA marine mammal scientists will analyze the biological sounds to help develop a global monitoring network for ocean noise, an important step in effectively managing marine sanctuary resources and protecting endangered species like the North Atlantic
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 Animals  John - 210 days ago - world-science.net A new study claims to clarify a longtime debate among biologists: does evolution, the gradual change of life forms, have any long-term trends? For animals, the answer is yes, the study suggests: they tend to become more complex.
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 Animals Simone - 211 days ago - edition.cnn.com Primatologist Dr. Jatna Supriatna scans the treetops in a national park on the island of Java, looking for gibbons. This area is home to about 150 of the remaining 4,000 Java gibbons. These highly acrobatic creatures are easy prey on the ground and live
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 Animals John - 213 days ago - gather.com Wild life experts around the German city of Hamburg have been baffled by the bizarre phenomenon of the Exploding Toads. Amphibians returning to a toad breeding ground, a pond outside the city have been observed to swell up to twice their normal size and
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 Animals Terrah - 214 days ago - inventorspot.com Japan's annual hunt for hundreds of whales under the guise of "scientific research" has long been castigated as a sham. Now, a new analysis of published research papers has exposed a long-running litany of frivolous, esoteric, even bizarre...
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 Animals John - 219 days ago - sciencedaily.com Butterflies and moths are well known for their striking metamorphosis from crawling caterpillars to winged adults. In light of this radical change, not just in body form, but also in lifestyle, diet and dependence on particular sensory cues, it would seem
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 Animals John - 219 days ago - dailypress.com After having never seen a common dolphin stranded on Virginia shores, Susan Barco has now seen seven of the animals euthanized in a three-day period after finding their way into too-shallow water.
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