ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

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Animal Litter Size: Which Species Produces the Most Offspring at One Time?
Taam Ja' Blue Hole: The Deepest Known Underwater With Hidden Caves and Tunnels
2-Year-Old Baby Orca Returns to Ocean a Month After Circling a Canadian Lagoon Where Its Mother Died

Eutrophication Explained: Here's What Happens When Bodies of Water Get Overly Enriched With Nutrients

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Cockroaches Are Health Hazards: How Dangerous Can They Be?
3.7-Billion-Year-Old Rocks in Greenland Hold the Oldest Trace of Earth’s Magnetic Field
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Humans Will Go Extinct on Earth in 250 Million Years; Mass Extinction Will Occur Sooner if Burning Fossil Fuels Continues [Study]

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