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Scientists Alarmed Over Predators Showing Up In Unconventional Places: Here’s What’s Really Happening

If you’ve seen an alligator showing up on your local beach lately, it might be because they’re returning to their original ecosystems. The same is true for killer whales, sea otters, and other predatory animals.

by Carl Velasco

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Wildlife Experts Urge People Not To Rake Fallen Leaves: Why?
by Katrina Pascual
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Study Shows Dolphins Have Intricate Social Relationships Just Like Humans
by Sumit Passary
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Dwindling Forest Habitats Threatening World's Ecosystems Says Study
by Anu Passary
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Climate change and rising temperature forcing fish to flee to cooler waters of poles: Study
by Rhodi Lee
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Monarch butterfly population dying due to loss of milkweed habitat
by James Maynard
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Light-colored insects, butterflies and dragonflies, love a warmer climate: Study
by James Maynard

Habitat

Scientists Alarmed Over Predators Showing Up In Unconventional Places: Here’s What’s Really Happening

Wildlife Experts Urge People Not To Rake Fallen Leaves: Why?

Study Shows Dolphins Have Intricate Social Relationships Just Like Humans

Dwindling Forest Habitats Threatening World's Ecosystems Says Study

Climate change and rising temperature forcing fish to flee to cooler waters of poles: Study

Monarch butterfly population dying due to loss of milkweed habitat

Light-colored insects, butterflies and dragonflies, love a warmer climate: Study

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