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Link Related to Canada in some say Wild lynx "shocks" residents in downtown Thunder Bay, Ont. on Family Day
| 209171 hits | 3:50 PM on Tuesday | posted by Hyack
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Several residents in Thunder Bay, Ont. say a wild lynx was spotted on Monday evening around 5 p.m. near Marina Park along the Marina Park Drive.
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Link Related to Canada in some say Mating coyotes in Calgary neighbourhood raises safety concerns
| 209146 hits | 12:34 PM on Sunday | posted by Hyack
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Coyotes are getting too close for comfort for some residents of a northwest Calgary neighbourhood. An uptick in sightings has prompted calls for action by local officials amid rising fears of an attack.
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Link Related to Canada in some say Sperm whale spotted in B.C. strait for 1st time in decades
| 209293 hits | 8:06 PM on Thursday | posted by Hyack
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The booming clicks coming from an underwater microphone placed in the waters of B.C.'s Johnstone Strait could only have been one animal � a sperm whale. A sperm whale has been confirmed on Vancouver Island's eastern coast for the first time since 1984.
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Link Related to Canada in some say Leaping elk crashes low-flying research helicopter
| 209353 hits | 8:01 PM on Thursday | posted by Hyack
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An elk leaped into a research helicopter that was trying to capture it and brought down the helicopter in a collision that also killed the elk, authorities in Utah said Tuesday.
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20952
Link Related to Canada in some say All-female fish species shows sex is overrated
| 209524 hits | 4:00 PM on Tuesday | posted by Hyack
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An all-female freshwater fish species called the Amazon molly is living proof that sexual reproduction may be vastly overrated, scientists say after analyzing its DNA.
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20915
Aquarium captures video of octopus birth
| 209151 hits | 11:28 PM on Sunday | posted by Hyack
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A remarkable video showing the birth of an octopus at the Virginia Aquarium has been viewed more than 1 million times on social media. The clip shows a baby Caribbean reef octopus wriggling out of a flowerlike section of eggs. Almost immediately, the colo
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Link Related to Canada in some say Delta residents warned to watch skies for divebombing owls after 3 attacks
| 210618 hits | 4:48 PM on Sunday | posted by Hyack
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Delta police are warning residents to watch the skies after three people in the Tsawwassen area were dive-bombed by ornery owls Thursday. A raptor expert offers some insight on possible motives.
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Link Related to Canada in some say Shark cousin uses heat from ocean vents to incubate its eggs
| 210896 hits | 7:30 PM on Thursday | posted by Hyack
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Birds might sit on their eggs for weeks to keep them warm until they hatch, but deep-sea fish called skates have found a less boring and time-consuming way to incubate their eggs - using geothermal energy.
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20880
Link Related to Canada in some say Rare Brown Booby recovering in Victoria
| 208797 hits | 5:50 PM on Thursday | posted by Hyack
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A rare tropical Brown Booby is undergoing treatment at a rehabilitation centre after it was found immobile and shivering in cold water off Victoria. The Brown Booby is rare for Victoria and this is only the fifth such sighting in the city since 2009.
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Link Related to Canada in some say Seal hit by car after wandering onto N.S. highway now eating, recovering
| 208755 hits | 7:39 PM on Monday | posted by Hyack
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A wayward seal pup that was struck by a car after wandering onto a road two times in Cape Breton is munching on fish and recovering at a wildlife shelter outside Halifax.
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20881
Link Related to Canada in some say Ucluelet's Wild Pacific Trail undergoing repairs after extreme weather pounds coastal shoreline
| 208810 hits | 7:33 PM on Monday | posted by Hyack
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After the weekend of extreme weather and storms, a much-loved Ucluelet hiking trail is undergoing repairs. The Wild Pacific Trail took a hit to its lookout points and shoreline trails as waves, rain and high winds battered the province's coast.
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20886
Link Related to Canada in some say Orca belly-rubbing off Sunshine Coast beach thrills onlookers
| 208864 hits | 7:27 PM on Monday | posted by Hyack
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Video shows seven killer whales, ranging in size from two to eight metres, scraping bodies up and down the pebbly beach. According to the Vancouver Aquarium, the behaviour is fairly common, but unique to northern resident killer whales.
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Link Related to Canada in some say 'She's feisty and wants to be out': Injured snowy owl makes a return to the wild
| 208672 hits | 2:10 PM on Sunday | posted by Hyack
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A snowy owl that was found injured late last year has made its return into Manitoba�s wild. The owl's road to recovery included time in a small enclosure where a special wrap had to be placed on the animal. "She was a bit of a biter so we had to reapply t
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20888
More than 1,000 cold-stunned sea turtles wash into Florida bay
| 208879 hits | 1:44 AM on Sunday | posted by Hyack
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More than 1,000 sea turtles stunned by unusually cold weather have been rescued from waters off Florida's Panhandle this month. Many of the stunned animals are juvenile green turtles, along with some Kemp's ridleys, one hawksbill and a few loggerheads. Ke
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20926
Link Related to Canada in some say Tofino resort experiences 'perfect storm' during extreme wave warning event
| 209263 hits | 12:59 PM on Saturday | posted by Hyack
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​Samantha Hackett has seen a lot wild storms during her time working Long Beach Lodge Resort in Tofino � but the high waves that came with Thursday's extreme storm surges were a first.
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Link Related to Canada in some say Lobsters 'very likely' feel pain when boiled alive, researcher says
| 216493 hits | 7:05 AM on Wednesday | posted by DrCaleb
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The Swiss government's recent ban on boiling lobsters alive may have had some Maritimers chuckling, but one researcher said there's merit to the move, and it's "very likely" lobsters feel pain.
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20869
Link Related to Canada in some say Backcountry skiers warned to avoid Rockies due to serious avalanche risk
| 208692 hits | 9:57 PM on Friday | posted by Hyack
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Avalanche Canada and Parks Canada issued a special public avalanche warning for Thursday through Monday for interior B.C. Bulletins were also issued for Jasper, Banff, Yoho, Kootenay and Kananaskis national parks.
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Link Related to Canada in some say How an unusual ice pattern formed in the Northumberland Strait
| 215854 hits | 4:42 PM on Friday | posted by Hyack
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A picture of an ice formation in the Northumberland Strait is fascinating viewers on social media � and for good reason, according to the Atlantic Canadian Coast Guard.
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Link Related to Canada in some say 'I was terrified': Neighbour rescues woman, small dog from coyote in Ontario suburb
| 208493 hits | 9:51 AM on Friday | posted by Hyack
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An Ontario woman is expressing gratitude towards a helpful neighbour who intervened when she and her small dog came face to face with an aggressive coyote during a walk in a suburb northeast of Toronto.
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Link Related to Canada in some say Wildlife-watching tours safe despite incidents, official says
| 209004 hits | 6:38 PM on Monday | posted by Hyack
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The wildlife- and whale-watching industry is safe despite three incidents resulting in deaths and injuries in less than two years. The Stellar Sea struck a rock that was a known hazard during a bear-watching tour off the west coast of Vancouver Island in
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Link Related to Canada in some say
| 208834 hits | 6:31 PM on Monday | posted by Hyack
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The annual Christmas Bird Count shows there more birds, including bald eagles, sticking around the city in the winter than in previous decades. Three bald eagles were counted in 1987. Last month's count revealed 34. That's a jump of more than 1,000 per ce
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20902
Postal carriers say aggressive turkeys stopping mail service
| 209024 hits | 3:57 PM on Sunday | posted by Hyack
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Postal carriers say a rafter of aggressive wild turkeys have prevented them from delivering mail to more than two dozen homes in a Cleveland suburb. A U.S. Postal Service spokesman says some carriers have been pecked but none have been injured.
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20924
Link Related to Canada in some say 'The force of the water is always going to triumph': why Niagara Falls will never freeze
| 209239 hits | 3:27 PM on Thursday | posted by Hyack
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The minimum flow rate of water going over Niagara Falls is slower during the winter, but the freezing temperatures aren't impacting rates. To the eye right now it looks as though parts of Niagara Falls are frozen because of the miniature glaciers and long
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20855
Link Related to Canada in some say Porcupine caribou numbers 'highest ever recorded'
| 208546 hits | 3:23 PM on Thursday | posted by Hyack
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'It's a positive, shining light in the caribou world,' says Yukon biologist. An aerial count of the Porcupine caribou herd in July reports between 202,000 and 235,000 animals, nearly twice the number of animals recorded at a low point in 2001.
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20890
Link Related to Canada in some say New Year's Day dolphin pod thrills B.C. ferry passengers
| 208900 hits | 10:46 PM on Tuesday | posted by Hyack
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A fast-moving pod of Pacific white-sided dolphins delighted the passengers of a ferry travelling from Nanaimo to Horseshoe Bay on Monday. They tend to be seen in groups of 10 to 200 but can occasionally form large supergroups of over 1,000 animals.
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Link Related to Canada in some say Owl hit and caught in SUV survives
| 209617 hits | 7:04 PM on Saturday | posted by Hyack
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Salthaven West, a Regina wildlife rehabilitation centre, often responds to reports of injured animals, but Thursday night's call was different from the norm, according to director Megan Lawrence.
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Link Related to Canada in some say 'He's supposed to be hibernating': members of remote Ontario First Nation worry for still active black bear
| 208679 hits | 6:52 PM on Saturday | posted by Hyack
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Some members of a remote northern Ontario First Nation are worried about a black bear that's still wandering outside in the cold. A black bear out in the heart of winter is an almost unheard of sight in the remote community, where temperatures over the ho
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Link Related to Canada in some say It's winter: Watch out for falling raccoons
| 210013 hits | 5:01 PM on Saturday | posted by N_Fiddledog
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Nov. 23 was not a typical workday at one Toronto-area office building. When employees showed up, there was a gaping hole in the ceiling above one desk. Underneath the desk, near the legs of a red chair, sat a masked intruder looking remarkably relaxed.
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Link Related to Canada in some say Banff wolves may soon have meal they haven't tasted in 140 years: wild bison
| 210414 hits | 3:30 PM on Friday | posted by Hyack
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Banff's reintroduced bison herd is getting ready to go it alone next summer as their paddock fences come down, and that means facing predators that have been watching the new arrivals closely.
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20862
California salmon lose way after ride downstream in drought
| 208621 hits | 2:00 PM on Tuesday | posted by Hyack
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A desperate decision to truck California's native baby salmon toward the Pacific Ocean during the state's drought may have resulted in generations of lost young salmon now hard-pressed to find their way back to their reproductive grounds.
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Link Related to Canada in some say Distance restrictions on orcas haven't hurt tourism: study
| 208495 hits | 8:55 PM on Monday | posted by Hyack
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A study by a federal agency has found that restrictions limiting boats from getting too close to endangered southern resident killer whales have not harmed the whale-watching industry.
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Link Related to Canada in some say Off limits to humans, this B.C. island is a bird haven - and climate change harbinger
| 209404 hits | 2:20 PM on Monday | posted by Hyack
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Located off the B.C. coast, Triangle Island is crucial to the planet's seabirds � and off limits to humans. Hard to find on any map, it�s actually one of the most densely populated places on the B.C. coast � if you happen to be a seabird.
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Link Related to Canada in some say Salmon or trout: What the heck is a steelhead, anyway'
| 211203 hits | 6:42 PM on Saturday | posted by Hyack
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Until just a few days ago, anyone interested in learning about B.C.�s struggling steelhead might stumble upon a DFO website describing them as a type of Pacific salmon.
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Link Related to Canada in some say A deer tried to cross Highway 401 and survived, thanks to motorists, police
| 208389 hits | 6:03 PM on Saturday | posted by Hyack
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A deer trying to cross Highway 401 at Avenue Road was safely caught by police and motorists on Friday morning and has already been released into the wild.
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Link Related to Canada in some say Rarely seen white morph gyrfalcon spotted in New Brunswick
| 208818 hits | 8:49 PM on Thursday | posted by Hyack
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The high arctic bird is known for its thick body, long tail and shades of white, gray and dark brown. According to bird expert Alain Clavette, the white morph gyrfalcon is native to the high arctic. "It is one of the top predators up there," he said.
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20851
'Love call' of threatened Mexican fish so loud it could deafen dolphins
| 208509 hits | 6:50 PM on Thursday | posted by Hyack
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A species of Mexican fish amasses in reproductive orgies so loud they can deafen other sea animals, awed scientists said Wednesday, calling for preservation of the "spectacle" threatened by overfishing.
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Link Related to Canada in some say New lease on life for Vancouver Island sea lion
| 209916 hits | 3:23 PM on Saturday | posted by Hyack
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The animal � dubbed Campbell � was found emaciated and dehydrated on a beach near Campbell River, B.C., in October. More than 200 marine creatures, including harbour seals, sea lions, fur seals and sea otters, were rehabilitated at the centre or treated i
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Link Related to Canada in some say Rare sighting: Summer tanager migrates wrong way, delighting B.C. bird watchers
| 214786 hits | 2:58 PM on Tuesday | posted by Hyack
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Bird watchers are flocking to British Columbia's Lower Mainland after a wayward summer tanager was spotted pecking at peanuts on a south Vancouver balcony over the weekend.
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20883
Link Related to Canada in some say Coyotes attack blind husky, owner fights them off with a bat
| 208825 hits | 8:18 PM on Monday | posted by Hyack
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A Cape Breton man is worried about increasingly aggressive coyotes in the area after a pair of them attacked his blind husky during a routine walk through the neighbourhood.
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Link Related to Canada in some say 'It doesn't get any rarer than this': Mistle thrush could be continent's first
| 206915 hits | 7:24 PM on Monday | posted by Hyack
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A "mega-rarity" bird blew into Miramichi over the weekend, and it's attracting bird lovers from Eastern Canada and the U.S. who've never seen one in North America before. The bird is widespread in Europe and has also been found in Iceland.
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Link Related to Canada in some say More barred owl sightings in Vancouver bad news for rats and mice
| 213431 hits | 9:58 PM on Saturday | posted by Hyack
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A spike in owl sightings in downtown Vancouver could be good news for ridding the city of pesky rodents, a wildlife group says, but there's a downside for the birds. Photos of barred owls sitting outside transit stations and on building awnings have been
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Link Related to Canada in some say Santa swap' Rescued deer rides to safety on sled
| 209344 hits | 10:35 PM on Friday | posted by Hyack
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Two members of a British Columbia search crew carried out an unusual rescue this week after they received a call about a deer stranded on an ice-covered lake.
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Link Related to Canada in some say 'Rocket' the raccoon delays Toronto subway during rush-hour commute
| 207436 hits | 10:31 PM on Friday | posted by Hyack
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A small raccoon wandering the tracks on the Toronto Transit Commission�s Yonge-University subway line caused quite the stir Friday morning when it held up a busy southbound train.
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Link Related to Canada in some say B.C. lighthouse keeper learns what not to do in a wolf encounter
| 211342 hits | 10:37 PM on Tuesday | posted by Hyack
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A lighthouse keeper on the remote northern tip of Vancouver Island has some advice after encountering a wolf lurking in some bushes: don�t run. �When I started running, I basically told the wolf that I was prey,�
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Link Related to Canada in some say Sudbury moose refuses to follow traffic signals, causes road havoc
| 213161 hits | 3:30 PM on Tuesday | posted by Hyack
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A moose in Sudbury kept police busy on Saturday night as officers took to social media to warn the public about the wandering animal. On Sunday, police posted an update that Martha had spent the night in the area and had since "left the area on her own ac
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Link Related to Canada in some say 'Happy ending' for deer rescued off frozen lake after 24-hour stranding
| 208862 hits | 3:17 PM on Tuesday | posted by Hyack
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Kamloops Search and Rescue volunteers rescued a deer that was trapped on a frozen lake in B.C.'s Interior. 'It definitely wouldn�t have made it the night' says rescuer, who said coyotes were circling
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Link Related to Canada in some say N.S. man hauls in brilliant blue lobster along southwestern coast
| 208936 hits | 6:08 PM on Sunday | posted by Hyack
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A rare bright blue lobster has escaped the cooking pot after a man came across the crustacean while fishing off the Nova Scotia coast. The odds of catching a blue lobster are listed as one in two million, while the chance of finding a white one is one in
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20905
Opossum breaks into liquor store and gets drunk as a skunk
| 209036 hits | 5:13 PM on Saturday | posted by Hyack
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An opossum that apparently drank bourbon after breaking into a Florida liquor store sobered up at a wildlife rescue centre and was released unharmed. The opossum did not appear to have a hangover.
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Link Related to Canada in some say Study sheds light on little-known migration habits of iconic Atlantic puffin
| 210753 hits | 10:40 PM on Thursday | posted by Hyack
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A new study released Thursday by a team of international researchers is shedding light on where the iconic birds travel in winter, and how their destination may affect their ultimate survival.
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20877
More than 100 Norwegian reindeer killed by freight trains in 3 days
| 208770 hits | 1:23 AM on Monday | posted by Hyack
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A Norwegian reindeer herder says that freight trains have killed more than 100 of the animals on the tracks in three days. Appfjell represents four families in the area with a total of around 2,000 reindeer. He said that in the worst previous 12-month per

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