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ANIMAL PHOTOS WEEKLY: Albino Eagle, Cloned Pups, More
| Cloned Labradors add up to quadruple cuteness, a rare lemur group is discovered in Africa, and more in our first weekly gallery of animal news photos. |
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Ancient Olympic Chariot Racetrack Located?
| The hippodrome—where chariots and horses raced in the most prestigious events of the ancient Olympics—has been located in Greece with geomagnetic technology, researchers believe. |
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"Cross Dressing" Lemurs Appear Male to Avoid Conflict
| Young female red-fronted lemurs adopt male coloration to dupe their aggressive female groupmates, a new study found. |
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Hurricane Dolly, Busy July Suggest Stormy Months Ahead
| The strengthening Category 2 storm, expected to make landfall at the U.S.-Mexico border today, has helped make July 2008 already the third most active month on record for hurricanes. |
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PHOTO IN THE NEWS: "Conjoined" Birds Puzzle Experts
| The twin barn swallows don't show physical features associated with the genetic abnormality, leaving experts unsure how the young birds came to be literally attached at the hip. |
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