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Florida Cops Save Distressed Manatee By Holding Its Head Above Water For 2 Hours
Florida's Fish and Wildlife Commission thanked the officers for jumping in to help the manatee, adding that it is expected to make full recovery.
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Dog Saved From Seas 220 kms Off Thai Coast To Be Adopted By Rescuer
An exhausted dog found paddling 220 kilometres (135 miles) off the Thai coast is set for a new lease on life after an oil rig worker who rescued him promised to adopt the plucky pooch.
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How Jakarta's Notorious Traffic Saved Man From Doomed Lion Air Flight
An Indonesian man has described how Jakarta's notorious traffic inadvertently saved his life on Monday after he arrived too late to catch the doomed Lion Air plane which plunged into the sea minutes after taking off.
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India's Tsunami Forecasting Tech Gets A Big Upgrade, Could Save Thousands
India would now be able to foretell the distance a destructive sea wave would travel after it breaches the coast, a prediction that can greatly reduce loss of life and property.
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Great White Shark Rescue on Cape Cod Beach Goes Viral
A captivating new video shows beachgoers in Massachusetts save a seven-foot great white shark that got stranded on the shore, by pouring water on the sea mammal - one bucket at a time - till it is finally rescued.
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Mumbai cop jumps into sea to rescue suicidal woman
If you thought that only a miracle could reinstate your faith in the city's police force, the miracle took place at an isolated beach in Cuffe Parade last morning, where a brave constable was seen risking his life to save a drowning woman.
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Sea Bottom Repository of Life-Saving Drugs: Study
The next class of powerful life-saving drugs may be residing at the sea bottom -- with molluscs, a category that includes snails, clams and squid, and their bacterial companions, the likely source of the next class of powerful medications, says a new...
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Indian sand artist wins gold in Spain
Odisha-based sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik's sculpture of Hindu god Ganesha has won two gold medals at the just-concluded Solo International Sand Art Contest in Marbella, Spain, the artist said on Wednesday.
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Priest dies saving others from drowning in Goa
A 38-year-old Catholic priest lost his life after he rescued three youths, swept away by high currents at the Galjibag sea shore, 60 kms from Panaji.
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Florida Cops Save Distressed Manatee By Holding Its Head Above Water For 2 Hours
Florida's Fish and Wildlife Commission thanked the officers for jumping in to help the manatee, adding that it is expected to make full recovery.
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Dog Saved From Seas 220 kms Off Thai Coast To Be Adopted By Rescuer
An exhausted dog found paddling 220 kilometres (135 miles) off the Thai coast is set for a new lease on life after an oil rig worker who rescued him promised to adopt the plucky pooch.
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How Jakarta's Notorious Traffic Saved Man From Doomed Lion Air Flight
An Indonesian man has described how Jakarta's notorious traffic inadvertently saved his life on Monday after he arrived too late to catch the doomed Lion Air plane which plunged into the sea minutes after taking off.
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India's Tsunami Forecasting Tech Gets A Big Upgrade, Could Save Thousands
India would now be able to foretell the distance a destructive sea wave would travel after it breaches the coast, a prediction that can greatly reduce loss of life and property.
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Great White Shark Rescue on Cape Cod Beach Goes Viral
A captivating new video shows beachgoers in Massachusetts save a seven-foot great white shark that got stranded on the shore, by pouring water on the sea mammal - one bucket at a time - till it is finally rescued.
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Mumbai cop jumps into sea to rescue suicidal woman
If you thought that only a miracle could reinstate your faith in the city's police force, the miracle took place at an isolated beach in Cuffe Parade last morning, where a brave constable was seen risking his life to save a drowning woman.
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Sea Bottom Repository of Life-Saving Drugs: Study
The next class of powerful life-saving drugs may be residing at the sea bottom -- with molluscs, a category that includes snails, clams and squid, and their bacterial companions, the likely source of the next class of powerful medications, says a new...
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Indian sand artist wins gold in Spain
Odisha-based sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik's sculpture of Hindu god Ganesha has won two gold medals at the just-concluded Solo International Sand Art Contest in Marbella, Spain, the artist said on Wednesday.
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Priest dies saving others from drowning in Goa
A 38-year-old Catholic priest lost his life after he rescued three youths, swept away by high currents at the Galjibag sea shore, 60 kms from Panaji.
