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Thai baby elephant hit by motorcycle survives after receiving CPR

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Thailand’s Mana Srivate has performed dozens of resuscitation attempts in his 26 years as a rescue worker, but never before on an elephant.

Mummified baboons may identify lost land of Punt, ancient Egypt’s trading partner

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Mummified baboons may reveal the location of the lost land of Punt, ancient Egypt's mysterious and most-valued trading partner.

Global food industry on course to drive rapid habitat loss: Research

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The global food system is on course to drive rapid and widespread ecological damage with almost 90% of land animals likely to lose some...

Couple holds 10,000 people drive-thru wedding in Malaysia

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The coronavirus pandemic has put paid to many couples' dreams of a large wedding.

Two Canadians play chess in a frozen lake

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Beth Harmon, the fictional heroine of the chess series “The Queen’s Gambit,” sure didn’t try this as part of her training routine.

Meet women behind Indian farmers’ protests

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Baljit Kaur, 50 has been farming most of her life in Punjab, India. For her, cultivating her crops and tending to the land is...

Congress’ rescue aid: A dose of support, but is it enough?

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By Christopher Rugaber

Vietnamese truck deaths: Two men found guilty of manslaughter of 39 in UK

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Two people smugglers were found guilty of the manslaughter of 39 Vietnamese men, women and children who suffocated to death in the back of...

‘A mental health emergency’: No end to trauma for refugees on Lesbos

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Nadia hasn’t slept. The mother of five spent the night trying to soothe her seven-year-old son, Matin, who is autistic, while heavy rain fell...

Rains give West African herders brief respite amid growing heat

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Fari Sow bent over to pick a green shoot from what is normally parched earth at this time of year, tearing its leaves to...
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