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Moose Die-Off Has Experts Stumped; Ticks and Warming Climates Believed to Be Leading Cause
A massive moose die-off in North America and parts of Canada have left many wildlife experts stumped as to the reason why, but a warming climate and increase in ticks provide a likely explanation.
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Naturally Occurring Chemical Acid In The Brain Reduces Marijuana Addiction?
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By Russell WesterholmIranian Space Agency Announces Plan to Launch Second Monkey into Space
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