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Genting Plunges Most in 3 Years on Profit Drop: Singapore Mover (5/2/2013)
(Singapore) -- Genting Singapore Plc (GENS), one of two companies licensed to run casinos in the city state, dropped the most in three years after reporting first-...
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Bigfoot
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Find Bigfoot, win $1 million (4/16/2013)
(Washington) -- Here’s your chance, Bigfoot nerds … um, scientists. Time to get rich and prove your skeptics wrong. The maker of former local brew Olympia...
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Peter Byrne’s Search Goes On: Acclaimed Bigfoot Hunter Continues Quest At Coast (4/7/2013)
(Oregon) -- Peter Byrne has been engaged in what he describes as the “Big Searches” for almost his entire life; his Bigfoot search alone has spanned 50 years.
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Bigfoot specialist Meldrum offers case for creature's existence in Reno visit (see video from related 'Creatures' exhibit') (3/24/2013)
(Reno) -- He moves like a human. It’s just a man in a costume hidden by the grain of aged celluloid. There is no way that this hoax proves the existence of Bigfoot.
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Bigfoot on the Navajo Nation shot (2/23/2013)
(Utah) -- Well not really, but rumors have spread on Facebook that a Big foot was shot on the Navajo reservation and officials brought the body to Phoenix. (haha) Of...
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Researchers publish Bigfoot genome in brand-new journal they themselves founded (2/14/2013)
(USA) -- Last November, some geneticists claimed to have sequenced the genome of Bigfoot. People were skeptical. So were all the peer-reviewed journals they tried to...
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OP/ED: Is Bigfoot Terrorizing Indian Reservation? (1/24/2013)
(Oregon) -- "Some residents of the Umatilla Indian Reservation in Oregon say they believe mysterious cries coming from a nearby swamp are being made by Bigfoot.
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Scientist claims to have sequenced ‘Bigfoot’ DNA (11/27/2012)
(Texas) -- A Texas scientist claims to have sequenced the DNA of Sasquatch, a creature whose very existence is mysterious to many and purely mythological to most.
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Why Are Bigfoot Rumors So Persistent? (11/27/2012)
(USA) -- Jeff Meldrum wants to search for Bigfoot by using a remote-controlled blimp. Because when you’re looking for a mythical creature famous for eluding all...
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Bigfoot sightings: Does evidence support the claims? (Video) (11/7/2012)
(California) -- Bigfoot, it seems, has been around in legends far longer than its name. The name Bigfoot was coined in 1959 when "True" magazine published the...
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Bigfoot Encounter In Grand River Area Of Ohio (VIDEO) (8/23/2012)
(Ohio) -- Is Bigfoot stalking the wooded areas of Ohio? A video is making the Internet rounds that claims to show a large, dark, hairy creature running across a forest...
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Bigfoot Captured in Student Video in Idaho? You be the Judge (6/2/2012)
(Idaho) -- ABC News reports that a group of high school students armed with a video camera and some lightning quick instincts may have captured the mercurial, mythic...
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Park Service is requiring permits to hunt Bigfoot (3/31/2012)
(Arkansas) -- If you're going to make a business out of taking naive people into national parks and extorting money from them to go hunt around for Bigfoot, then the...
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Bigfoots by the dozens? Alberta wilderness guide says beastly troops likely in Canadian Rockies (9/2/2011)
(Alberta) -- A wilderness and ecology guide believes Bigfoots by the dozen could be roaming the wilderness of southern Alberta and parts of British Columbia.
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Mining & Drilling
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Fish deformities linked to oil pollution in U.S. and Alberta (4/3/2013)
(Alberta) -- A renowned Alberta water scientist is urging the federal government to take action after he discovered deformities in fish in the Athabasca River downriver...
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N.D. Game and Fish uses helicopter to move bighorn sheep away from Oil Patch highway (3/11/2013)
(North Dakota) -- The North Dakota Game and Fish Department recently deployed a helicopter crew to capture and relocate 12 bighorn sheep in an effort to reduce road-kill...
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Appeals Court affirms polar bear rules (8/21/2012)
(Alaska) -- Oil companies operating in the Chukchi Sea off Alaska's northwest coast will have a negligible effect on polar bears and walrus, according to a federal...
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First Nation proposal to protect caribou shows balanced approach to oilsands development possible (8/1/2012)
(Canada) -- Last week, without much fanfare, Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation (ACFN) — a small First Nation based in Fort Chipewyan located downstream from the...
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Shell receives wildlife 'harassment' permits for Arctic offshore drilling (5/3/2012)
(Alaska) -- A spokesman for Shell Alaska says the company is a step closer to exploratory drilling off Alaska's northern shores.
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CSKT seeks to halt mine in Cabinet Mountains Wilderness through designation (3/25/2012)
(Montana) -- As plans march forward for a controversial copper and silver mine beneath the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness, members of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai...
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Tribes aim to stop mine beneath Montana wilderness (3/25/2012)
(Montana) -- Members of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes are trying to prevent an underground copper and silver mine beneath the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness...
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Macau Revenue
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All-time monthly casino revenue record possible: Analyst (12/27/2012)
(Macau) -- December could set a new monthly casino gross gaming revenue record for Macau, says U.S.-based brokerage firm Sterne Agee.
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Enbridge Pipeline
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Enbridge’s ‘errata’ on caribou could prove a costly error (11/12/2012)
(British Columbia) -- By itself, the pipeline that Enbridge proposes to build across British Columbia might not pose a great threat to caribou. The problem is, the...
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Ohio Gaming
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Raccoon wanders into Horseshoe Casino Cleveland, doesn't make it to gaming floor (10/6/2012)
(Ohio) -- An unwanted guest wandered into Cleveland's Horseshoe Casino Friday, causing workers to call for help. A raccoon somehow entered through the back portion...
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Land Issues
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Navajo Nation ranchers wary of Grazing Act fees (9/24/2012)
(New Mexico) -- Ranchers are gathering in all corners of the Navajo Nation to learn about the potential passage of the Navajo Grazing Act, which could include some...
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Pine Ridge
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Pine Ridge area wolf thought to be Wyoming migrant (5/15/2012)
(South Dakota) -- Tribal wildlife officials on the Pine Ridge Reservation are trying to determine the origins of a wolf that was found dead Monday morning along U.S....
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Other News
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Feds indefinitely delay decision on lifting wolf protections (5/20/2013)
(Montana) -- Federal wildlife officials are postponing a much-anticipated decision on whether to lift protections for gray wolves across the Lower 48 states.
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First grey whale spotted south of the equator (5/16/2013)
(Namibia) -- Astonishing news from Walvis Bay, Namibia, where scientists from the Namibian Dolphin project on Tuesday confirmed the sighting of a grey whale. Not only...
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Golf-course workers rescue coyote pup covered with cactus spines (5/15/2013)
(Arizona) -- A coyote pup covered with cholla clumps and facing an agonizing death was rescued this week by two Sun City West golf-course workers.
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The great osprey rescue (5/15/2013)
(New Mexico) -- Badly tangled in fishing line, the female osprey dangled upside down – perhaps for a couple of days – while her mate fretted and called from...
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Wind farms get pass on eagle deaths (5/14/2013)
(Wyoming) -- It happens about once a month here, on the barren foothills of one of America's green-energy boomtowns: A soaring golden eagle slams into a wind farm...
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New legal challenge as spring bison hazing begins (5/14/2013)
(Montana) -- The annual hazing of bison into Yellowstone National Park is underway, prompting a wildlife organization's latest attempt to block the use of a...
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FWP official: No plans to move bison at this time (5/10/2013)
(Montana) -- A top Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks official told members of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s Central Montana Resource Advisory Council in...
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Wolf vs moose: Mother fights tooth and nail to save newborn from killer's clutches in the Alaskan wilderness (5/10/2013)
(Alaska) -- These incredible pictures show the scene as a titanic life-and-death battle unfolded between a mother moose defending her calf and a ravenous pack of wolves.
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Which Fish Get To Recolonize After Elwha’s Dams Are Gone? (5/9/2013)
(Washington) -- From where Mike McHenry stands he can see several gray, torpedo-shaped bodies moving slowly through the brown water of this side channel of the Elwha...
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Radio-collared moose caught on camera 'doesn't look very good' (5/8/2013)
(Minnesota) -- A wayward moose in the northwest is helping researchers in Minnesota. Last week, a trail camera set up near Memory Road, off Highway 61, captured a moose...
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U.P. wolf hunt could be on fast track for fall (5/2/2013)
(Michigan) -- A contentious bill that pitted Upper Peninsula legislators against animal rights activists concluded Thursday with the Yoopers winning and the gray wolf...
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Sale of traditionally harvested seals in EU not so easy (5/1/2013)
(Canada) -- When the European Union revealed last week they had turned down a Canadian appeal to allow the import of seal parts they were quick to point out there was...
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Feds scrap limit for eaglet gathering from Navajo (4/29/2013)
(Arizona) -- The federal government has decided against limiting the number of nesting golden eagles that Hopis can collect from the neighboring Navajo reservation.
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Grizzly bear diet study is key to fed protection (4/29/2013)
(Wyoming) -- Researchers say a study on Yellowstone ecosystem grizzly bear diets should be completed this October. The study will help determine whether managers will...
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Tribal officials report bear incident (4/25/2013)
(Montana) -- Tribal Wildlife Biologists, Tribal Conservation Officers, a Mt Fish, Wildlife and Parks Conservation Officer along with Lake County officers responded to a...
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20 Pounds? Not Too Bad, for an Extinct Fish (4/24/2013)
(Nevada) -- For most fishermen a 20-pound trout is a trophy, but for Paiute tribe members and fish biologists here the one Matt Ceccarelli caught was a victory.
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Salish Kootenai College Student Recovers in Hospital After Grizzly Attack (4/24/2013)
(Montana) -- A student at Salish Kootenai College in Montana is recovering in the hospital after being attacked and injured by an adult female grizzly with two yearling...
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Pablo bear won’t be harmed (4/22/2013)
(Montana) -- No lethal control action is planned for a grizzly bear that mauled a man near Salish Kootenai College in Pablo last week, a tribal spokeswoman said Monday.
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Orphaned bobcat released back into the wild (4/22/2013)
(California) -- Press release from the Sierra Wildlife Rescue: Chips the bobcat, whose rescue by a firefighter from the Chips Forest Fire in Plumas County last August...
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Raptor Center releases rehabbed eagle in Jackson (4/21/2013)
(Wyoming) -- Three bald eagles — a mature male, a mature female and a pesky juvenile male — soared over the Teton Raptor Center as a large crew gathered to...
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