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Cops Save Blind Dog From Drowning, New York Police's Video Viral
The body camera recording of the rescue depicts the officers stepping into the water to bring Sparky to safety.
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Why Kaziranga National Park Cannot Survive Without Annual Floods Even As Animals Die
Inside the Kaziranga National Park and tiger reserve, spread over a mammoth 1,055 square kilometre area, forest guards in country boats are braving the dangerously high flood waters to keep a watch on wild animals that inhabit this sanctuary and to keep the poachers away.
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Safety Issues, Statistics About Water Parks In The United States
The waters are shallow and lifeguards are seemingly everywhere at the proliferating number of water parks around the US But the death over the weekend of a Kansas state lawmaker's 10-year-old son on a waterslide billed as the world's largest is the latest example that dangers lurk in the appealing slides and wave pools.
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UNESCO Condemns Dredge Waste Dumping in Barrier Reef Waters
UNESCO on Thursday condemned a decision to allow the dumping of dredge waste in Great Barrier Reef waters and recommended the Australian marine park be considered for inclusion on the World Heritage in Danger list.
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Cops Save Blind Dog From Drowning, New York Police's Video Viral
The body camera recording of the rescue depicts the officers stepping into the water to bring Sparky to safety.
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Why Kaziranga National Park Cannot Survive Without Annual Floods Even As Animals Die
Inside the Kaziranga National Park and tiger reserve, spread over a mammoth 1,055 square kilometre area, forest guards in country boats are braving the dangerously high flood waters to keep a watch on wild animals that inhabit this sanctuary and to keep the poachers away.
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Safety Issues, Statistics About Water Parks In The United States
The waters are shallow and lifeguards are seemingly everywhere at the proliferating number of water parks around the US But the death over the weekend of a Kansas state lawmaker's 10-year-old son on a waterslide billed as the world's largest is the latest example that dangers lurk in the appealing slides and wave pools.
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UNESCO Condemns Dredge Waste Dumping in Barrier Reef Waters
UNESCO on Thursday condemned a decision to allow the dumping of dredge waste in Great Barrier Reef waters and recommended the Australian marine park be considered for inclusion on the World Heritage in Danger list.
