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US Wild Turkey Population Decreases in Unknown Reasons, Thanksgiving Day is Not One of Them [Study]

The US wild turkey population has declined in recent decades. Click to read more. Wild turkeys in the United States are decreasing in numbers in their natural habitats, and even scientists do not know the reason why, according to ongoing studies by researchers in Oklahoma, state officials in Pennsylvania, and other scientists nationwide.

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Wild turkey populations are declining - biologists have some theories on why

Wild turkey populations are declining - biologists have some theories on why
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Cambiamenti di Rotta - Climate change theatre action 2023

Cambiamenti di Rotta – CCTA 2023 aims to inform and raise awareness of the importance of taking action to protect biodiversity and limit global warming.

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Remote Pacific coral reef shows at least some ability to cope with ocean warming – new study - Philippine Canadian Inquirer Nationwide Filipino Newspaper

Philippine Canadian Inquirer Remote Pacific coral reef shows at least some ability to cope with ocean warming – new study Environment & Nature

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Wild turkeys in NC face impacts from climate change

A study found wild turkeys aren t adapting their breeding patterns to changes brought on by climate change. So what does that mean?

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