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Drop Bears, Australia and an Enduring Prank on Non-Aussies

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Drop bears are one of the most fearsome creatures in the Outback. At least, that’s what some would have you believe. The Canberra Times once warned that drop bears in Australia might be lurking in the bush, just waiting for an unsuspecting victim to pass beneath their trees.

Retaliatory Tariffs, Trade Wars, Crashing Economies, Oh My!

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Since beginning his second term, President Donald Trump has imposed several tariffs on foreign countries, prompting an upheaval in financial markets and creating an atmosphere of crisis. These tariffs have also led, predictably, to a slew of retaliatory tariffs imposed by the countries targeted.

What Do Pandas Eat (Other Than Bamboo)?

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Giant pandas are basically the ultimate bamboo-eating machines. But what do pandas eat besides this crunchy green staple?

Is Greenland Part of North America? Geologically, Yes

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Greenland is one of the most unique places on Earth, and it often sparks a big geographical question: Is Greenland part of North America?

Brontosaurus vs. Brachiosaurus: Comparing Long Necks

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Brontosaurus vs. Brachiosaurus species are easy to confuse. They're two dinosaurs, both giants, both sauropods, but vastly different in some key ways.

17 Animals That Start With 'Q': From Quetzals to Quokkas

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This list of animals beginning with "Q" includes some of the largest flying animals, as well as others that are tiny but mighty.

12 Animals That Hibernate and Survive Winter by Resting

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When temperatures drop and food becomes scarce, many animal species have a built-in survival trick: hibernation.

Is the Bloop Real? Well, Yes and No

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Is the Bloop real? This mysterious underwater sound recorded in the Pacific Ocean in 1997 was so loud that underwater microphones detected it from over 3,000 miles away.

The Bengal Tiger Lives in Swamps, Forest and Grasslands

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The Bengal tiger is one of the biggest wild cats on the planet. It's also a popular tiger in pop culture. Shere Khan from "The Jungle Book," Rajah as Jasmine's pet tiger in "Aladdin" and Richard Parker from "Life of Pi" — they're all Bengal tigers!

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