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Chick killer on the loose: Officials hunt for person who shot endangered baby whooping crane to death in Louisiana - and are offering a $12,500 reward for information leading to arrest
An endangered whooping crane chick was found with fatal gunshot wounds in Louisiana. The bird had be raised at the Dallas Zoo, specifically to help...
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New NIH study sheds light on mysterious 'Havana Syndrome': Victims' symptoms are 'real' and 'quite profound' - but injuries don't show up on MRI much like a 'mini stroke,' one Pentagon medical consultant t
A neurologist, who studied the syndrome for the Pentagon's Special Operations Command, now tells DailyMail.com the new NIH study risks giving 'a...
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Scientists discover new type of training that makes dogs better behaved... here is how YOU can do it at home
Dogs learn to behave using scent training, a new study found. Researchers used treats to build dogs' cognitive skills and calm their impulses by...
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Astronaut Thomas Stafford, commander of Apollo 10, dies aged 93: Air Force three-star general commanded dress rehearsal flight for the 1969 moon landing
Thomas Stafford, commander of Apollo 10 died at the age of 93 on Monday. He commanded the dress reversal for the 1969 moon landing.
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EPA bans most common form of cancer-causing asbestos - that has continued to be used in insulation, home appliances and brake pads despite links to 40,000 deaths a year
The Biden administration and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is banning the cancer-causing mineral, asbestos, after 30 years of failed...
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The Atlantic Ocean could be SWALLOWED by a terrifying 'Ring of Fire', scientists say as they discover a 'sleeping' subduction zone beneath the Gibraltar Strait
Scientists say this subduction zone is currently located beneath the Gibraltar Strait, the narrow gap of water between Spain and Morocco.
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New images of 'devil comet' are released ahead of its spectacular appearance in the night sky this month
New photos of the devil comet, called 12P/Pons-Brooks, show a spiraling cloud of icy dust that was previously invisible to astronomers. The comet...
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Would YOU feed your cat lab-grown meat? World's first cans of cultivated pet food are created in the UK
Experts at London-based startup, Meatly, have developed the world's first cans of pet food that use lab-grown chicken as the protein source.
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British AI-rways! Airline reveals plans to use ROBOT baggage handlers at Gatwick Airport
British Airways is to start using a self-driving baggage robot called 'Auto-DollyTug' at Gatwick Airport later this year.
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15 minutes to survive: The avalanche expert's advice that may save your life - as record-breaking storms turn mountains deadly
An avalanche expert has shared lifesaving tips in the event you find yourself in a snow slip - and it comes a week after an avalanche forecaster...
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Would you try ant-flavoured crisps? Scientists claim the insects have a 'nutty, sweet and caramel-like' flavour - but warn they can leave an aftertaste of 'urine-like off-flavours'
Researchers from San Diego State University found that common black ants have an acidic or vinegary taste, while Mexico 's native chicatana ants...
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Fridge magnets can give you a holiday boost by reminding you of happy times abroad, research finds
Britons surveyed said picking one up was a priority while away - with some finding greater joy in magnet collections than photo albums.