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WildEarth – Sunset Safari – 12 Jan 2023

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WildEarth – Sunrise Safari – 12 Jan 2023

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Tropical Forests That Recover From Tree Removal Assumed as Carbon Sinks

The carbon released by soil and decomposing wood outpace the carbon absorbed by new growth, according to a recent study headed by Imperial College London researchers.

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Heavy Rains Lashed Los Angeles, Prompting Evacuations in Montecito as California’s Central Coast

As rain pummeled Southern California on Monday night, flooding occurred in areas of Los Angeles County, an unexpected occurrence in a generally dry, sunny region where many are concerned about droughts.

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Patient finds out he has gangrene, left to make ultimate decision | Monsters Inside Me

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Giant 2.5 Meters Tiger Shark Stalks the Waters Near Perth Beach in Western Australia [WATCH]

The 2.5-meter tiger shark nicknamed ‘Trevor’ was spotted in Mullaloo Beach in Perth, Western Australia, for the second time in a week.

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Heimlich the Grouper Goes to the Zoo (Clip) | Secrets of the Zoo

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Farmers Replace Missing Airborne Nutrients With Fertilizer; Consequences Likely To Include Mercury Pollution

Back in the 1980s, sulfur, a crucial ingredient for plants, was as free as air, falling down from the dirty skies into farmers’ fields

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Four Crocodiles Fight Over a Carcass!

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California Storm: Flash Floods Kill At Least 17 People, Millions Under Evacuation Orders

California has experienced a deadly combination of heavy rain, flash flooding, and powerful wind for several days already.

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California Severe Weather Increases Risk of Rare Tornadoes

The combination of the California storm, driven by atmospheric river, and unstable air with wind shear is causing severe weather with the potential to release rare tornadoes.

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Increasing Levels of Man-made Compounds in Marine Plankton Could Be Used to Track the Influence of Human Activities on Ecosystem Health

Researchers propose that increased levels of man-made chemicals in marine plankton might be used to monitor the influence of human activities on ecosystem health and perhaps explore linkages between ocean pollution and land-based rates of childhood and adult chronic disease.