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         <description><![CDATA[Mad Cow Disease: Stop the Madness!



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Alaskan Husky Facts
The Alaskan Husky was bred for sled pulling and sled racing. Here are some facts about this unique breed of dog.


As is evident from the name of this breed of dog, Alaska, in the United States, is where it originates. The Alaskan Husky was bred for pulling the sled as well as sled racing. They are thought to be a crossbreed of huskies, Irish Setters, and wolves. One of main characteristics of the Alaskan Husky is its speed. The Husky dates a long way back, with the North...]]></description>
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A Deadly Clash at Donkey Island
On a Routine Night Patrol Near Ramadi, U.S. Troops Stumble Upon  a Camp of Heavily Armed Insurgents Poised to Retake the City

By Ann Scott Tyson
Washington Post Staff Writer
Sunday, August 19, 2007;  Page A01
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RAMADI, Iraq
Staff Sgt. Norman Stark had never seen combat. Nor did the 32-year-old soldier from Baltimore expect it, after many uneventful months in Iraq's Anbar province, as he jostled over the rough terrain of brush, fields and irrigation...]]></description>
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This article is about the animal.  For chicken as human food, see Chicken (food). For other uses, see Chicken (disambiguation).
"Gallus gallus" redirects here. For other subspecies, see Red Junglefowl.

    
        
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            Least Concern
            
        
        
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         <pubDate>Fri, 03 Oct 2008 09:24:00 +0200</pubDate>
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         <description><![CDATA[Sean Markey
for National Geographic News
July 12, 2006
 The West African black rhinoceros has likely gone extinct, the World Conservation Union (IUCN) announced last week.
"The West African black rhino is now feared extinct," the Switzerland-based environmental group said, and Africa's northern white rhino could soon follow.

 	 		 	
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         <title><![CDATA[Moose Information for Mainers]]></title>
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Moose Hunting In Maine
General Information
Alces alces americana
According to state wildlife biologists, Maine's moose population is estimated at 29,000. For the 2007 season, the success rate for hunters was 71 percent. Hunters killed 2,052 moose out of a possible 2,880 permits issued. Every year, several moose exceed 1,000 lbs. dressed weight. Trophy racks are not uncommon.
Who May Hunt
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