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Study: Hunting for Bushmeat Pushes Animals to Extinction
Hunting has become one of the main reasons behind the extinction of mammals and other animal species.
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LIFEU.S Experiences Unprecedented Rise in Sexually Transmitted Diseases
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported that the cases of sexually transmitted diseases in the United States has significantly increased since 2015. The challenge comes as both state and local health departments began loosing funds.
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LIFEMonkeys can use Stone Tools Like Early Humans: Study
Scientists have observed that monkeys in Brazil can use stone flakes as tools similar to early human ancestors before the invention of knives.
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LIFEMigraines Could be Caused by Bacteria in Your Mouth
Scientists say that people who suffer from migraines may have to blame their mouth bacteria mixture as this can make them more sensitive to certain kinds of food.
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LIFEIce Age Cave Art Revealed Clues to Mysterious Bison Species
Scientists have confirmed the existence of a unique ancient species of bison-cattle hybrid that was first seen in Ice Age cave art.
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LIFETurkey Legalizes Cannabis Production in 19 Provinces
The Turkish Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Livestock has legalized cannabis in 19 provinces in the country as the government looks to crack down on the illegal drug production.
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LIFEStudy: You Don't Need to Drink 8 Glasses of Water Every Day
Scientists say that the human body apparently does not need eight glasses of water every day. Instead, they discovered that the body possesses functions that can efficiently use just the needed amount of water.
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LIFEWhy Tomatoes Lose Their Flavor in the Fridge
Scientists have discovered why tomatoes taste bland when they are kept in the fridge.
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LIFE2 New 'Secret Chambers' Found in Great Pyramid of Giza
The Great Pyramid of Giza is considered to be the largest and the oldest pyramids in Egypt at 4,500 years old. Many archaeologists since the 19th century have sought to uncover the secret chamber of Tutankhamun's tomb, but it remains as elusive as ever.
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LIFEJapanese Scientists Create Artificial Eggs That Hatch Into Healthy Babies
In a new scientific breakthrough, scientists have created eggs that can produce healthy babies. This is the first-ever study to successfully use mammal eggs without any reproductive help from an animal.
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