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Forensic DNA blow to commercial whaling proposals

Proposals to resume commercial whaling have been dealt a blow by DNA detective work at US and South Korean sushi restaurants

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Save the whales, not the whalers

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Save the whales, not the whalers

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Carnivorous plants eat toxic metal from their prey

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Carnivorous plants eat toxic metal from their prey

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Risk to Everglades is Florida's shame

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Risk to Everglades is Florida's shame

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Rare animals convention leaves big fish in the lurch

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Recipe for rarity: fish threatened by cookbooks

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Recipe for rarity: fish threatened by cookbooks

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Corruption raises doubts over ivory sales

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Corruption raises doubts over ivory sales

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Law enforcement: the elephant in the ivory room

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Law enforcement: the elephant in the ivory room

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The luck of the Tasmanian devils is in their genes

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The luck of the Tasmanian devils is in their genes

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Extermination in paradise

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Extermination in paradise

Rats have long wreaked bloody devastation in the wildlife haven of South Georgia – now conservationists are planning brutal retaliation

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Paul Raffaele: Meeting (almost) every great ape

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Jane Goodall: 'There is no problem in having empathy'

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Chagos marine protection plan condemned as unethical

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Holster the harpoons till we have the facts

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