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04/07/2010 4:49 pm ET A tourist feeds Rainbow Lorikeets in Great Keppel Island at the Great Barrier Reef in Australia on Wednesday. Australia called for a review of shipping laws on Tuesday after a coal ship ran aground on the Great Barrier Reef and environmentalists warned the Asian resource boom was turning the fragile reef into a 'coal highway.'

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03/26/2010 5:14 pm ET A 2-week-old Ring-tailed Lemur clings to its mother as it greets another lemur at the Singapore Zoo on March 26. The endangered Ring-tailed Lemur babies were born in the city-state's zoo.

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03/12/2010 2:56 pm ET A bear cools off from intense summer heat with a frozen watermelon in Rio de Janeiro's city zoo on Friday.

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