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7 Percent Of Earth's Most Endangered Great Ape Species Was Wiped Out By Cyclone Senyar In 2025A close up photo of a Tapanuli orangutan's face. The ape had the characteristic wide-plate shaped face and orange-ginger fur.

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7 Percent Of Earth's Most Endangered Great Ape Species Was Wiped Out By Cyclone Senyar In 2025A close up photo of a Tapanuli orangutan's face. The ape had the characteristic wide-plate shaped face and orange-ginger fur.
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7 Percent Of Earth's Most Endangered Great Ape Species Was Wiped Out By Cyclone Senyar In 2025

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Polar Bear Attacks Could Become More Common Under Climate Change. For The First Time, “Bear-Dar” Proves It Can Prevent Surprise Encountersa polar bear mom and her two cubs next to tyre tracks in the snow, they are near humans

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Polar Bear Attacks Could Become More Common Under Climate Change. For The First Time, “Bear-Dar” Proves It Can Prevent Surprise Encountersa polar bear mom and her two cubs next to tyre tracks in the snow, they are near humans
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Polar Bear Attacks Could Become More Common Under Climate Change. For The First Time, “Bear-Dar” Proves It Can Prevent Surprise Encounters

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From Heatwaves To Extreme Storms, The World's Blood Stocks Are Under Threat From Climate ChangeQUEENS, NY - NOVEMBER 11: Damaged houses without power at night in the Rockaway due to impact from Hurricane Sandy in Queens, New York, U.S., on November 11, 2012.

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From Heatwaves To Extreme Storms, The World's Blood Stocks Are Under Threat From Climate ChangeQUEENS, NY - NOVEMBER 11: Damaged houses without power at night in the Rockaway due to impact from Hurricane Sandy in Queens, New York, U.S., on November 11, 2012.
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From Heatwaves To Extreme Storms, The World's Blood Stocks Are Under Threat From Climate Change

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AMOC Alarm: An Unusual "Cold Blob" In North Atlantic Suggests Major Ocean Current System Is DwindlingThe "cold blob" of water is found in the North Atlantic, just below Greenland, pictured here.

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AMOC Alarm: An Unusual "Cold Blob" In North Atlantic Suggests Major Ocean Current System Is DwindlingThe "cold blob" of water is found in the North Atlantic, just below Greenland, pictured here.
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AMOC Alarm: An Unusual "Cold Blob" In North Atlantic Suggests Major Ocean Current System Is Dwindling

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Earth Has A Newly Discovered Line Of Symmetry That Splits The Planet Into Eastern And Western HemispheresA satellite photo of Earth from space. The lower part of the planet is slightly covered in shadow. The center of the planet is covered in swirling cloud formations and there's a hurricane to the north east of the planet (which is not centered on Europe or America, as default).

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Earth Has A Newly Discovered Line Of Symmetry That Splits The Planet Into Eastern And Western HemispheresA satellite photo of Earth from space. The lower part of the planet is slightly covered in shadow. The center of the planet is covered in swirling cloud formations and there's a hurricane to the north east of the planet (which is not centered on Europe or America, as default).
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Earth Has A Newly Discovered Line Of Symmetry That Splits The Planet Into Eastern And Western Hemispheres

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UN Warning: The World Needs To Prepare For El Niño This Year – It Could Be A "Strong" OneSatellite sea surface temperature departure in the Pacific Ocean for the month of October 2015, where darker orange-red colors are above normal temperatures and are indicative of El Niño

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UN Warning: The World Needs To Prepare For El Niño This Year – It Could Be A "Strong" OneSatellite sea surface temperature departure in the Pacific Ocean for the month of October 2015, where darker orange-red colors are above normal temperatures and are indicative of El Niño
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UN Warning: The World Needs To Prepare For El Niño This Year – It Could Be A "Strong" One

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Frozen Microbes From The Distant Past Threaten To Wake Up, Ready To Infect People, Plants, And Animalsa three-dimensional (3D) computer-generated image of three multidrug-resistant, Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria.

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Frozen Microbes From The Distant Past Threaten To Wake Up, Ready To Infect People, Plants, And Animalsa three-dimensional (3D) computer-generated image of three multidrug-resistant, Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria.
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Frozen Microbes From The Distant Past Threaten To Wake Up, Ready To Infect People, Plants, And Animals

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David Attenborough Turns 100 – Here's Why He's Become Even More Iconic In Old AgeDavid Attenbourough smiling as he holds up a tiny harvest mouse to his face

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David Attenborough Turns 100 – Here's Why He's Become Even More Iconic In Old AgeDavid Attenbourough smiling as he holds up a tiny harvest mouse to his face
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David Attenborough Turns 100 – Here's Why He's Become Even More Iconic In Old Age

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AMOC’s Fragile Western Boundary Appears To Be Failing, Putting Western Europe's Climate Under ThreatThe northernmost part of the AMOC is strengthening, which some had seen as a positve sign overall, but a new approach reveals the more significant western edge is weakening

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AMOC’s Fragile Western Boundary Appears To Be Failing, Putting Western Europe's Climate Under ThreatThe northernmost part of the AMOC is strengthening, which some had seen as a positve sign overall, but a new approach reveals the more significant western edge is weakening
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AMOC’s Fragile Western Boundary Appears To Be Failing, Putting Western Europe's Climate Under Threat

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Boat Strikes Have Made San Francisco Bay A Death Trap For Gray WhalesThe presence of a gray whale so close to a population center may delight the locals, but for gray whales it's a very bad sign

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Boat Strikes Have Made San Francisco Bay A Death Trap For Gray WhalesThe presence of a gray whale so close to a population center may delight the locals, but for gray whales it's a very bad sign
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Boat Strikes Have Made San Francisco Bay A Death Trap For Gray Whales

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Climate Change May Speed Up Evolution And That Continues For Generations To Comefruit flies on a plate of sliced tomato

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Climate Change May Speed Up Evolution And That Continues For Generations To Comefruit flies on a plate of sliced tomato
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Climate Change May Speed Up Evolution And That Continues For Generations To Come

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The World’s Most Powerful Ocean Current Required More Than Just Shifting Continents To Kick Into GearA simulation of the proto-Antarctic Circumpolar Current during the Eocene-Oligocene transition, with red showing the fastest currents, and blue the slowest, when Australia was much further south.

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The World’s Most Powerful Ocean Current Required More Than Just Shifting Continents To Kick Into GearA simulation of the proto-Antarctic Circumpolar Current during the Eocene-Oligocene transition, with red showing the fastest currents, and blue the slowest, when Australia was much further south.
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The World’s Most Powerful Ocean Current Required More Than Just Shifting Continents To Kick Into Gear

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US's Past Carbon Emissions Have Cost $10 Trillion In Climate Damages Across The World Since The 1990sA photo showing a busy street with cars lining up either side of a pipe with plumes of steam floating above it.

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US's Past Carbon Emissions Have Cost $10 Trillion In Climate Damages Across The World Since The 1990sA photo showing a busy street with cars lining up either side of a pipe with plumes of steam floating above it.
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US's Past Carbon Emissions Have Cost $10 Trillion In Climate Damages Across The World Since The 1990s

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If Stone-Age Hunters Wiped Out Mammoths, Does That Mean Humans Are Destructive By Nature?Palaeolithic hunter-gatherer and mammoth

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If Stone-Age Hunters Wiped Out Mammoths, Does That Mean Humans Are Destructive By Nature?Palaeolithic hunter-gatherer and mammoth
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If Stone-Age Hunters Wiped Out Mammoths, Does That Mean Humans Are Destructive By Nature?

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Scientists Have Documented A Type Of Rapid Evolution Not Seen In The Wild BeforeScarlet monkeyflower plant by stream habitat Credit Seema Sheth

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Scientists Have Documented A Type Of Rapid Evolution Not Seen In The Wild BeforeScarlet monkeyflower plant by stream habitat Credit Seema Sheth
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Scientists Have Documented A Type Of Rapid Evolution Not Seen In The Wild Before

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