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Australia’s Rising Shark Bite Numbers Fuel Public Anxiety as Scientists Search for Answers

“People just want to know why. We don’t have a definitive answer, but we do know some things.” A series

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Tiny Nigerian bat once feared extinct rediscovered in rainforest sanctuary

A small bat species once believed to have disappeared from the wild has been rediscovered in a rainforest sanctuary in