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Crazy Kuwaitis Use Shotguns to Kill 12 Flamingos

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Dead Sea bathers, naked or clothed, may now continue to enjoy floating there. Israel Chemicals (ICL), one of the major mineral mining companies at the...
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Extinct Hula Painted Frog Hops Back to Life

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Jordan Steps Up Anti-Logging Efforts Over Winter

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Video of the Midway Atoll: Plastic Travels. Plastic Kills.

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Jordan’s Aqaba Turning Into Naval Dumping Ground

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The One-Eyed Salt-Carver from Siwa Who Still Loves His Craft

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Lebanon Loses Out on 7 Natural Wonders

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Siwa Oasis and the Veiled Weavers Society

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Name this Baby Orphaned Gazelle

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