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Giraffes On Way To “Silent Extinction” Due To American Trophy Hunting, Conservationists Say

The giraffe population in sub-Saharan Africa has seen a sharp 40% drop in the past 30 years, largely caused by American tourists "trophy hunting."

By All That's Interesting Apr 19, 2017

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Giraffes On Way To “Silent Extinction” Due To American Trophy Hunting, Conservationists Say

The giraffe population in sub-Saharan Africa has seen a sharp 40% drop in the past 30 years, largely caused by American tourists "trophy hunting."

By All That's Interesting April 19, 2017

This Tiny Fanged Fish Injects Predators With Opioid-Like Venom, Scientists Discover

New research reveals that fangblenny venom is meant to numb instead of harm predators.

By Savannah Cox Apr 5, 2017

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This Tiny Fanged Fish Injects Predators With Opioid-Like Venom, Scientists Discover

New research reveals that fangblenny venom is meant to numb instead of harm predators.

By Savannah Cox April 5, 2017

Japanese Expedition Kills 333 Whales, Defying International Law

Officials disagree on whether or not this controversial practice is unfairly maligned.

By All That's Interesting Mar 31, 2017

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Japanese Expedition Kills 333 Whales, Defying International Law

Officials disagree on whether or not this controversial practice is unfairly maligned.

By All That's Interesting March 31, 2017

Spiders Could Theoretically Eat Every Human On Earth In Less Than A Year

Spiders could eat every single adult human on Earth and still have room for children-sized dessert.

By All That's Interesting Mar 29, 2017

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Spiders Could Theoretically Eat Every Human On Earth In Less Than A Year

Spiders could eat every single adult human on Earth and still have room for children-sized dessert.

By All That's Interesting March 29, 2017

Polluted Ghost Towns Created By Appalling Environmental Disasters

Step inside the eerie remnants of America's worst coal fires, toxic waste dumps, nuclear meltdowns, and more.

By All That's Interesting Mar 1, 2017

Polluted Ghost Towns Created By Appalling Environmental Disasters

Step inside the eerie remnants of America's worst coal fires, toxic waste dumps, nuclear meltdowns, and more.

By All That's Interesting March 1, 2017

Vaquita, The World’s Smallest Porpoise, Is On The Verge Of Extinction

Only 30 vaquita porpoises remain and there's no sure way to save them.

By Savannah Cox Feb 28, 2017

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Vaquita, The World’s Smallest Porpoise, Is On The Verge Of Extinction

Only 30 vaquita porpoises remain and there's no sure way to save them.

By Savannah Cox February 28, 2017

Siberia’s “Doorway To The Underworld” Is Growing And You Won’t Like Why

As the Batagaika crater grows larger, it will continue to unearth ancient forests that will have disastrous effects.

By All That's Interesting Feb 27, 2017

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Siberia’s “Doorway To The Underworld” Is Growing And You Won’t Like Why

As the Batagaika crater grows larger, it will continue to unearth ancient forests that will have disastrous effects.

By All That's Interesting February 27, 2017

What Your Favorite Foods Look Like Before Harvest And Processing

From bananas to coffee to chocolate, you'd never guess what some of your favorite foods look like while still plants.

By All That's Interesting Feb 20, 2017

What Your Favorite Foods Look Like Before Harvest And Processing

From bananas to coffee to chocolate, you'd never guess what some of your favorite foods look like while still plants.

By All That's Interesting February 20, 2017

New Discovery Shows Humans’ Earliest Ancestor Was A Tiny, Anus-Less Mouth

The fossil is about 540 million years old.

By All That's Interesting Jan 31, 2017

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Giraffes On Way To “Silent Extinction” Due To American Trophy Hunting, Conservationists Say

Giraffes On Way To “Silent Extinction” Due To American Trophy Hunting, Conservationists Say

This Tiny Fanged Fish Injects Predators With Opioid-Like Venom, Scientists Discover

This Tiny Fanged Fish Injects Predators With Opioid-Like Venom, Scientists Discover

Japanese Expedition Kills 333 Whales, Defying International Law

Japanese Expedition Kills 333 Whales, Defying International Law

Spiders Could Theoretically Eat Every Human On Earth In Less Than A Year

Spiders Could Theoretically Eat Every Human On Earth In Less Than A Year

Polluted Ghost Towns Created By Appalling Environmental Disasters

Polluted Ghost Towns Created By Appalling Environmental Disasters

Vaquita, The World’s Smallest Porpoise, Is On The Verge Of Extinction

Vaquita, The World’s Smallest Porpoise, Is On The Verge Of Extinction

Siberia’s “Doorway To The Underworld” Is Growing And You Won’t Like Why

Siberia’s “Doorway To The Underworld” Is Growing And You Won’t Like Why

What Your Favorite Foods Look Like Before Harvest And Processing

What Your Favorite Foods Look Like Before Harvest And Processing

New Discovery Shows Humans’ Earliest Ancestor Was A Tiny, Anus-Less Mouth

New Discovery Shows Humans’ Earliest Ancestor Was A Tiny, Anus-Less Mouth

How Trees “Talk” To One Another

How Trees “Talk” To One Another

What We Loved This Week, Jan. 8 – 14

What We Loved This Week, Jan. 8 – 14

How Bunny Rabbits Took Over Australia — And What The Government Is Doing About It

How Bunny Rabbits Took Over Australia — And What The Government Is Doing About It