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Recent studies reveal a shocking massacre at Charterhouse Warren in southwest England, where at least 37 individuals were killed and possibly cannibalized between 2200 and 2000 BC. This discovery challenges previous notions of a peaceful Bronze Age society, highlighting a dark chapter in human history.
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In 2024, significant conservation victories emerged, including the closure of sandeel fisheries, the recovery of rare species like the monarch butterfly and the large blue butterfly, and international efforts to protect the saiga antelope. These successes highlight the importance of urgent action to combat biodiversity loss amid ongoing environmental challenges.
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A recent expedition in the Alto Mayo region of Peru uncovered 27 new species, including a rare amphibious mouse and a unique blob-headed fish. This discovery challenges assumptions about biodiversity in human-impacted areas. Meanwhile, U.S. officials proposed protections for the eastern hellbender and monarch butterfly, both facing severe population declines due to habitat loss and climate change.