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WORLD NEWS
Global Freshwater Species Face Extinction Threats: Alarming Study Reveals

A new study warns that nearly a quarter of the world's freshwater species are at risk of extinction, primarily due to pollution and habitat destruction.

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Research Reveals Endangered Snail Darter is Not a Distinct Species

Recent research indicates the snail darter, once seen as endangered, is actually not a distinct species, raising questions about environmental regulations.

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Chinese Scientist Honors Jay Chou by Naming 16 Spider Species After His Songs

A Chinese scientist has named 16 new spider species after popular songs by Jay Chou, merging music with scientific research in a unique way.

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ENTERTAINMENT
Poppy the baby pygmy hippo enjoys her first swim with mother at Richmond Zoo

Poppy, the adorable baby pygmy hippo, celebrates her first swim with mother Iris at Richmond Zoo after being born in December 2024.

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Orca mother Tahlequah mourns anew with the loss of her calf J61, echoing past grief

Tahlequah, the orca mother, is showing signs of grief after losing her newborn calf J61 in a tragic scenario reminiscent of her past mourning.

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SCIENCE
Fossil Discovery in China May Reveal the Smallest Cat Species Ever Found

Chinese researchers uncover a tiny cat fossil, potentially the smallest ever, in Hualongdong cave, revealing insights into ancient feline species.

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Biden Designates Largest Corridor of Protected Land, Safeguarding Rare Species and Tribal Heritage

Biden's designation of new national monuments creates the largest protected land corridor in the U.S., benefiting rare species and preserving tribal heritage.

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ENVIRONMENT
Expansion of Panama Canal Facilitates Fish Migration Between Oceans

The expansion of the Panama Canal has led to increased fish migration between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, raising concerns about invasive species.

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ENVIRONMENT
King Cobra Reclassified: World's Longest Venomous Snake Now Identified as Four Distinct Species

The king cobra is now classified into four species, enhancing conservation efforts and snakebite treatment options globally.

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WORLD NEWS
Sea Lamprey Populations Surge in Great Lakes, Exceeding Control Targets in 2024

Sea lamprey levels in the Great Lakes exceeded control targets in 2024 due to pandemic-related treatment restrictions, prompting concerns for fishery health.

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