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Tree Stranglers Overtaking Tropical ForestsThese tree huggers can be deadly.
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Epic Shoving Match Takes Place Far Below TibetUnderground rock movements surprise geologists.
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Tree Stranglers: Vines Overtaking Tropical ForestsThese tree huggers can be deadly.
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Ultimate Taboo: Exploring World of CannibalsGetting to know people who once ate people in a new National Geographic Channel documentary.
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South Pole's First Building Blown Up After 53 YearsIt was goodbye forever to the historic first South Pole station.
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Voodoo Lily Stench Makes Humans Flinch, Flies FawnThis giant, putrid bloom would be a favorite of Hannibal Lecter.
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Bringing Back Bison: Returning an American Icon to the WildCan America's wild bison make a comeback?
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Full Moon Sparks Coral Sex Off Australia CoastNear Western Australia, coral are gearing up for a spawning party.
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Voodoo Lily Offers Trip to Smell HellThis exotic bloom packs a punch to the nose in the name of procreation.
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Bringing Back Bison: Groups Unite for American IconCan America's wild bison make a comeback?
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Faux Tsunamis to 'Hit' Pacific Coast and Caribbean WednesdayLong-planned tsunami drill falls just after Japan tragedy.
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Sneaky 'Slow' Earthquakes Can Cause Outsize TsunamisThese relatively low magnitude quakes produce freakishly large waves.
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Tsunami's Top Model: Science of Predicting Monster WavesA new model has vastly improved predictions, but work remains.
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Candid Camera Goes Wild: Animals Filmed Au NaturelA new website shows nature when it thinks nobody's looking.
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Camera Trapped: Wonderful and Weird Wildlife Around the WorldSecret cameras catch animals in unguarded moments.
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Amazing Monarch Butterfly Migration Rebounding NowThe butterflies will show up in the U.S. soon — to live or die in Texas.
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Shark by Satellite: Hammerhead's 'Fintastic' Voyage TrackedScientists followed shark's ocean journey from Florida to New Jersey.
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Polarizing Debate: Polar Bear Status Roils AlaskaThe iconic Arctic species is embroiled in legislation and lawsuits.
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First European Image of Mount Everest DiscoveredThe delicate drawing of the dramatic peak is from the mid-1800s.
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Birding for Beginners: A Novice Gets Tips from the ProsA reporter discovers the birding bug is dangerously contagious.
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Nationwide Bird Count Takes Flight This WeekendThe Great Backyard Bird Count is an inclusive event anyone can join in.
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Tiny Ocelot Kitten Born, Big Boon for ZooThe little female kitten, just five weeks old, is doing well.
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3 Weather Disasters in 2010 Make Billion-Dollar Damage ListReport tallies weather disasters that cost at least a billion a piece.
