Cheetah mate choice study may aid captive breeding
SIU researchers led by Regina Mossotti found female cheetahs prefer urine scent of unrelated males, a finding aimed at improving captive breeding programs. The work, using urine as a proxy for male traits, suggests safer, cheaper mating assessments across 20 zoos and could bolster conservation efforts.
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SIU
Yellowstone National Park
California
Endangered Wolf Center
St. Louis
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Return of remains marks diplomatic step with North Korea
President Trump thanked Kim Jong Un for fulfilling a promise to return remains of Nameless Soldiers from the Korean War as a U.S. C-17 retrieved 55 cases. Defense Secretary Mattis framed the action as separate from denuclearization talks and said more remains may follow.
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Kim Jong UN
U.S
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Pompeo
Mike Pence
Kim
Pence
Korea
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Osan
Pyeongtaek
Seoul
Cohen turns aggressive former Trump lawyer eyes deal with Mueller
Michael Cohen, once quiet after federal raids, adopts a public, combative stance as he weighs cooperating with Robert Mueller. He hints at damaging information on Trump, with CNN and AP noting possible testimony about a 2016 Trump Tower meeting and a $130,000 Stormy Daniels payment.
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Donald Trump
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Playboy
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Con Jr
Russia
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Bill Clinton
Funeral Rites Held for Palestinians Killed at Gaza Border
Thousands attend funerals for three Palestinians killed by Israeli fire during a border protest the day before. Among the dead are an 11 year old and a 17 year old, with the toll rising as clashes continue.
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Gaza Strip
Gaza
Hamas
Israel
Ians
Moumin al-Hams
Majdi al-Satari
Ghazi Abu Mustafa
Majdi
Abu Mustafa
First female skipper wins Clipper race in Liverpool
Wendy Tuck, 52, from Sydney, led the Sanya Serenity Coast crew to victory in the Clipper Round The World Yacht Race finishing in Liverpool. She beat Nikki Henderson's Visit Seattle by four points in the 11th edition of the 40,000 nautical mile event sailed on 70-foot yachts.
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Wendy Tuck
Tuck
Sydney
Sanya Serenity Coast
Liverpool
Nikki Henderson
Seattle
Robin Knox-Johnston
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