Wild geese change direction to cope with climate change
A recent international study found that the Barnacle wild geese are changing and selecting new places to find food to cope with global climate change.
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A recent international study found that the Barnacle wild geese are changing and selecting new places to find food to cope with global climate change.
Amateur archaeologists uncover a unique stone mosaic of Greek mythology in a field in the village of Boxford, Berkshire, England.
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