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At least 112 non-native species found in Japanese waters, study shows
At least 112 non-native species have entered Japanese waters since the late 1800s, with some spreading northward apparently due to global warming, a team of marine biologists has found. The species ...
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3 new and returning Hulu shows to watch this weekend (June 5-7)
A bright new hangout sitcom that's being compared to Friends, a soccer underdog series continues, and a hilarious Philly ...
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The diverse ecosystems that make Asia extraordinary
Asia is the largest continent on Earth, and its ecosystems are every bit as diverse as its size suggests. This huge continent ...
While the rest of Virginia Beach has embraced tourism and development, False Cape has remained stubbornly, gloriously wild.
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"It contains enough venom to kill 10 adult humans" 11 deadliest animals in South America, including a gigantic snake that can swallow a person whole
When it comes to wildlife South America is one of most diverse places on Earth, and some of its extraordinary species can be ...
During Japan's Kofun Period (250–538 AD), no fully centralized imperial state governed the archipelago, but a powerful Yamato polity was gradually consolidating authority over m ...
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