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     Couple rescued after killer whales sink yacht

     The Telegraph via Yahoo News· 2 days ago

     The incident adds to close to 700 interactions between vessels and orcas in or around Spanish coastal waters, according to records kept by the Atlantic...

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     Rare Deep-Sea Squid Dazzles And Glows In Mind-Blowing Footage

     IFLScience· 4 hours ago

     An extremely rare squid has been caught on camera in the dark depths of the Pacific Ocean while...

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     Smith: Wildlife watchers and photographers need to give birds more space and respect

     Gannett via AOL· 5 hours ago

     It implores beachgoers and others to give plenty of space to shorebirds to avoid stressing the ...

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     University of Michigan: Anti-Israel protest at board chair's home 'dangerous escalation'

     Detroit Free Press via Yahoo News· 18 hours ago

     "The tactics used today represent a significant and dangerous escalation in the protests that have...

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     Experts call out misguided ecotourism attempts and impacts on vulnerable shark populations: 'Just...

     The Cool Down via Yahoo News· 10 hours ago

     As El País explained, ecotourism can lead to pollution, habitat disruption, and ecosystem damage if...

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     Yacht sinks after being rammed by orcas in Strait of Gibraltar

     BBC via Yahoo News· 2 days ago

     Gladis - a killer whale supposedly hit by a boat. That caught on when Alfredo López Fernandez, from...

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     Woman reveals how pet sitting can be so "awkward" in hilarious video

     Newsweek· 1 hour ago

     While dogs are usually bubbly and full of energy, they can also be shy and reserved, especially with...

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     Rolling Stone Keith Richards ended Anita Pallenberg career in jealousy over affair with Mick Jagger

     The Independent US via AOL· 2 days ago

     Keith Richards and Anita Pallenberg (Magnolia Pictures) Friends of the Pallenberg said the incident...

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     Parasitic worms "shot-gunning" moose brains in US

     Newsweek· 4 hours ago

     A parasitic worm "shot-gunning" the brains of U.S. moose could be causing population decline, a new study found. The worm, named Elaeophora schneideri,...

10. • This National Park behavior will get you social media shamed

      TheStreet.com· 1 day ago

      The old expression goes that the single deadliest animal to nature is the human and the number of bad interactions in the country's national parks certainly demonstrate this ...