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Green Piglets in China Bred Using Technique Developed by University of Hawai`i at Mānoa Scientists
Piglets in China aren't getting green with envy. They are just genetically 'green-tinted'. Researchers say that at least 10 piglets in China have been genetically altered to glow with a green tint in the dark.
Fifth Species Of Elephant-Like, Bull-Esque, Cow-Y, Rhinoceros-Type Tapir Classified (PHOTO)
Seattle Girl Saved By The Bridge Of Her Glasses In Potentially Misguided Gang Attack
Husband Wishes To End Life Support For Pregnant Wife, But Can't Because Of Texas Law
NASA ISS Spacewalk Repairs Mission Successful On Day One, Second Mission Delayed to Christmas Eve
Man-made Emissions Influence Climate Change More Than Solar Activity
Greenland Ice Hides Reservoir Of More Than 100 Billion Tons Of Water
54 Year Old Message-In-A-Bottle In Arctic Canada Shows Unusual Environmental Foresight
By Staff ReporterDrug Combination Helps Reduce Aggressive Behaviour in Children with ADHD
By Staff ReporterDecline Of Soviet Union Helped Arctic Environment
By Jaleesa BaulkmanScientists Discover Anti-Aging Compound That Restores Youth
By Jaleesa BaulkmanEverglades Officials Take Proactive Approach Against Rock Pythons, The Larger, Nastier Brethren Of Ball Pythons
By Staff ReporterReno, Nevada Couple Receive Death Threats After Sheriff Department Euthanizes Bear On Their Property
By Staff ReporterCrossword Puzzles Turn 100: The History Of The Art Form And The Professional Standards Of Puzzle Makers
By Staff ReporterMixed Terrier Sits In On Young Girl's Surgery To Sniff Out Possible Allergic Reactions
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