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Rare Black Wolves Spotted In Polish Forest, Sparking Conservation Study

Drug Companies Will kill 500,000 Sharks for Their Livers to Beat Competitors for COVID-19 Vaccine
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Researchers Track Giant White Shark In Groundbreaking Southwest Atlantic Study

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Rare Wildlife Species Found In Cambodian National Park

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Blue Origin's New Glenn Rocket Achieves Milestone With Successful Maiden Launch

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Northern Lights Could Dazzle US Skies As Solar Storms Arrive Ahead Of New Year

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Climate Change Brought Extreme Weather, Heat In 2024: UN

This handout illustration obtained July 6, 2018 courtesy of NASA/Johns Hopkins APL shows an artist's conception of NASA's Parker Solar Probe
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NASA Solar Probe To Make Its Closest Ever Pass Of Sun

Paleontologists unveil the fossil of a young marine crocodile dating back 10 to 12 million years discovered in Peru
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Peru Scientists Unveil Crocodile Fossil Up To 12 Million Years Old

Beijing, which has poured huge resources into its space programme to catch up with the United States and Russia, is aiming to put humans on the Moon by 2030
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China Tests Building Moon Base With Lunar Soil Bricks

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Antarctica winter experiences prolonged heatwave

Magnitude 9.0 Earthquake And Tsunami Devastate Northern Japan
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Japanese megaquake fears trigger panic buying

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Wasp nest blamed for deadly helicopter crash in New York

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U.S.

These 30 pathogens could trigger next pandemic, scientists warn

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U.S.

Alaska Arctic Circle town breaks all-time heat record as temperatures soar to 89 degrees

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U.S.

Pictured: Downed trees, broken power lines in Tallahassee as Hurricane Debby barrels up Florida coast.

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