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• Nearly 10,000 expected at polar plunge in Md.

  
  Washington Examiner — Authority: 683
  The Associated Press The Associated Press ANNAPOLIS, Md. Almost 10,000 people are expected to plunge into the Chesapeake Bay for charity. ...
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• AZ animal advocates warn of fatal dog disease

  
  ExaminerPolitics.com — Authority: 139
  The Associated Press The Associated Press PHOENIX Animal advocates are warning Arizona dog owners about an often fatal disease thats on the rise ...
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• OHC More Nature Study Book 2 - Sheep/Wool

  
  Handbook of Nature Study — Authority: 405
  More Nature Study Book 2 Sheep and Wool Study Inside Preparation Work:  1. Read pages 270-274 in the Handbook of Nature Study (Lesson 66). Since most of us do not have access to a real sheep to study up close, use this information as preparation for any future encounters with sheep. For this challenge ...
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• Phil Brown: DEC Proposes Killing More Bobcats

  
  Adirondack Almanack — Authority: 468
  The state Department of Environmental Conservation has proposed a five-year plan for managing bobcats that aims to “provide sustainable use and enjoyment of bobcat by the public.”How would the department achieve this goal? By allowing the public to kill more bobcats.I suspect that many people do not agree that the ...
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• Cleveland Clinic physician operates on orangutan

  
  Washington Examiner — Authority: 683
  The Associated Press The Associated Press CLEVELAND A Cleveland Clinic womens health specialist has made a house call at the zoo to demonstrate ...
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• Mich. guide and therapy dogs honor 1 of their own

  
  Capital Land — Authority: 143
  
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• What She Saw

  
  The Everyday Adventurer — Authority: 105
  Isabella pointed something out to me the other day. Most of the time when I go out to fill the wood stove Isabella is right there with me. She loves being outside except on the coldest days. On those days she only likes going out if there is a guaranteed walk with the leash in the deal. So what was it that she told ...
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• Opossum Takes the D Train

  
  Discovery News - Technology — Authority: 134
  Passengers aboard a late-night Manhattan-bound D train couldnt ignore one suspicious rider under a seat.
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• COLLAPSIBLE MAMMALS: TRAVEL THEMES 7″

  
  L.A. RECORD — Authority: 123
  COLLAPSIBLE MAMMALS Travel Themes 7” OJO Records This 45 arrived sandwiched between a sleeve made from a map of Brazil and Africa with a skull hovering over a pair of hairy legs in pink—the slightly uneven sides where scissors had cut along the western border of Chile and Madagascar were a personal, ...
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• Is There a Perfect Human Diet?

  
  Blogs — Authority: 147
  "All healthy persons are alike; each unhealthy person is unhealthy in his own way." If Tolstoy were a diet-and-health blogger, this might be how he would begin. read more
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• Is There a Perfect Human Diet?

  
  Blogs — Authority: 147
  "All healthy persons are alike; each unhealthy person is unhealthy in his own way." If Tolstoy were a diet-and-health blogger, this might be how he would begin. read more
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• Destructive nutria found in Delaware pond

  
  Washington Examiner — Authority: 683
  The Associated Press The Associated Press DOVER, Del. Federal officials say destructive nutria have been found in Delaware. The ...
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• Park Service weighs wolf hunt in Rockefeller pkwy

  
  Examiner Opinion Zone — Authority: 131
  The Associated Press The Associated Press JACKSON, Wyo. A National Park Service official says he would consider allowing wolf hunting in the John ...
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• Disease kills 6 million bats in North America

  
  Conservation news — Authority: 120
  In just six years around six million bats have succumbed to white-nose syndrome in North America, according to U.S. federal researchers. The number, somewhere between 5.7 and 6.7 million bats, is far higher than past estimates of over a million. Showing up in 2006 in New York, the perplexing disease, which appears as ...
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• Cheetah Stuffed Animal & History

  
  College Debt Tips and Advice — Authority: 133
  If you’re a cat lover and a lover of plush toys, then a cheetah stuffed animal is a must have addition to any plush animal collection. If you don’t already have a cheetah stuffed animal, this is one plush cat that you need to go out and get. If you’re worried that you won’t be able to find something realistic ...
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• Dixfield family undergoing rabies treatment

  
  Capital Land — Authority: 143
  The Associated Press The Associated Press DIXFIELD, Maine Six members of the same Dixfield family are getting precautionary rabies shots after ...
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• NorAm Mammalian Fauna Diversity Shifts with Climate

  
  The Dragon's Tales — Authority: 103
  (original artist here ) History often seems to happen in waves – fashion and musical tastes turn over every decade and empires give way to new ones over centuries. A similar pattern characterizes the last 65 million years of natural history in North America, where a novel quantitative analysis has identified six ...
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• Hedgehog hibernation could hold clue to climate change

  
  Daily Telegraph | Telegraph.co.uk — Authority: 163
  A new study of hedgehogs could provide the latest clue on climate change by finding out if the prickly creatures are coming out of hibernation earlier or later.
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• New book series hopes to inspire research in worlds hottest biodiversity hotspot

  
  Conservation news — Authority: 120
  Entomologist Dmitry Telnov hopes his new pet project will inspire and disseminate research about one of the worlds last unexplored biogeographical regions: Wallacea and New Guinea. Incredibly rich in biodiversity and still full of unknown species, the region, also known as the Indo-Australian transition, spans many of ...
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• What cures your cold can also kill your pet

  
  Washington Examiner — Authority: 683
  SUE MANNING Associated Press LOS ANGELES ...
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