Animals
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Ambient Noise Pollution Disrupts Communication and Navigation in Whales, Study Finds
Over the past few years, a research team has been developing mathematical models to investigate how this noisy ocean soundscape impacts whale migration.
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New Weapon Against Mosquitoes? Scientists Identify Promising Targets in Larval Digestive Systems
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Rare Javan Rhinoceros Calf Found Roaming in Indonesia National Park, Urging for Conservation Efforts
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Orca Extinction Alert: New Study Warns Declining Population of Killer Whales from Alaska to California
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20,000 Boswana Elephants Threatened to Be Sent to Germany Over 'Hunting Trophy' Bans
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