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The discovery of a previously unknown gorilla population in the vast forests of northern Congo brings the total number of animals to a mammoth 125,000 – double that of previous estimates – and should ...

Analysis of the hair and fingernails of eight mummified Inca children reveals that they were given cocaine and alcohol prior ...

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