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'World's Weirdest' Darwin's Frog Believed To Be Exctinct; Humanity Only Partly to Blame
Labeled one of the "world's weirdest" for the unlikely ways it rears its young and compared to an "overweight leaf" because of its appearance, Northern Darwin's Frogs haven't been seen in the wild since 1980 and are believed to be extinct.
Mini-Meningitis Outbreak At UC Santa Barbara: Three Cases In Two Weeks
Alcohol, Brussel Sprouts And Fish Can Significant Source of Arsenic Exposure?
Brightest Explosion Ever Recorded in the Universe Was Also the Closest to Earth, is the Planet in Danger of Radiation Damage?
World's Oldest And Largest Wine Cellar Discovered In Israel (Video)
In Matters Of Life And Death, More Americans Have An Opinion, According To Pew Poll
Dinosaur Discovery: Was there a Predator Bigger and Scarier Than the T-Rex?
Deep Space Neutrinos Discovered in South Pole Ice; How Did the Extra Terrestrial Particles Get There?
By Russell WesterholmWho Knew Water Could Be So Old: Scientists Discover Ancient Seawater In Chesapeake Bay
By Staff ReporterSeahawks Owner Paul Allen Supports Network Of New Concussion Research
By Staff ReporterUS Has Average Life Span Of 79 Years; Most Developed Countries Are At 80 And Above
By Staff ReporterManned Flyby Mission to Mars Will Likely Have to Get Done Without Federal Funding
By Russell WesterholmSurgery Is An Option For Chronic Daily Headaches, But Field Is Still Growing
By Staff ReporterNeanderthal Viruses Found In Human DNA, Possibily Connected to Cancer, AIDS
By Jaleesa BaulkmanNew Island Created By Volcanic Eruption Off The Coast Of Japan (VIDEO)
By Jaleesa Baulkman
