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Olive Ridley Turtles Thrives...Poachers' Kept Out
Armed guards for Olive Ridley turtles! Yes, armed guards. And it is they who have helped them increase in their population safely. So far this year, about 13 million endangered Olive Ridley turtles have hatched on Mexico's Pacific beaches and scuttled...
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Six Beavers Released in England to Save It
Overlooking the first failure to restore the animal from extinction, six beavers from Bavaria were released in western England as a second attempt. It is a species that has been extinct in the country since the 12th century. The earlier effort was made...
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Philippines Scans Wetlands for Bird Flu Entry
The entry of the deadly avian influenza virus through migratory birds needs immediate preventive steps. And the Philippines have geared up with taking actions. They have stepped up surveillance of 55 wetlands across the country. The H5N1 strain of bird...
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Next 40 Years May Witness Half of Coral Reef Destructions
Climate change is destroying the world's coral reef. Unless urgent measures to protect them against the threat of climate change are taken, nearly half of the world's coral reefs may be lost in the next 40 years. This is reported by the World...
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Australian Whales May Have Died of Disorientation
The whales in the southern Australian state of Tasmania are dying. They are probably becoming disoriented in confusing coastal waters, according to officials. About 110 stranded whales have died till date. The long-finned pilot whales died after two...
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Rare Wetland to be Restored
Scientists want to turn carrots, celery, broccoli and mushrooms farm into a certified wetland bank. It will be the only wetland bank of its kind in the nation. The mushroom farm was later used for research on hybrid poplar, greenhouse gases, berries and..
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Vermont Witnessed Rare Asian Black-Tailed Gull
It's a rare experience for the US residents. The black-tailed gull from Asia is supposedly spotted for the first time on Lake Champlain of Vermont. According to a bird watching expert, there are 20 to 25 records of the bird being spotted in North...
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Honda Challenges Gasoline With Natural Gas Cars
American drivers are cool with using natural gas. But, the problems they face lies somewhere else. Natural-gas stations are few and far between, and until recently the vehicles were nearly as expensive to fuel up as their gasoline-powered counterparts....
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Waste Organic Matter to Produce Hydrogen
Hydrogen generation! And that through anaerobic fermentation of organic waste! Nanologix & Welch Foods Inc have successfully produced the energy by its patent application for technology. They are progressing too, according to a recent report. NanoLogix..
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Global Warming May Have Preserved Fossil
Dramatic global warming episodes occurred in the prehistoric period killing millions of species. This may provide nerve-racking information to the environmentalists to let them predict the future, but, for the historians the phenomenon gifted them with...
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Eight weird tree sculptures carved by nature
Plants and trees have excellent flexibility. They are capable of creating strange works of unintentional art that you just watch them bewildered. There are artists who have given meaningful shapes to trees such as of tables and mirrors. Tree sculptures ar
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What’s Next: Future homes to eschew apocalypse
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