Animals
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Whales Declared by Maori King as 'People' or 'Legal Persons' Amid Demand to Call for Same Human Rights
Whales have long been thought by scientists to behave like humans due to their intelligence. Click to read more.
Latest Research Articles
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Megadrought in Madagascar: Human-Caused Climate Change Worsens Impacts on Communities, Wildlife
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Monkeys Attacking Toddler in India Thwarted by Amazon's Voice Artificial Intelligence 'Alexa'
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New Weapon Against Mosquitoes? Scientists Identify Promising Targets in Larval Digestive Systems
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Wild Monkeys Bite Hong Kong Man, Giving Him the Rare 'Monkey B Virus' Herpesvirus Simiae
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Rare Javan Rhinoceros Calf Found Roaming in Indonesia National Park, Urging for Conservation Efforts
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Do Animals Experience Eclipse Anxiety? New Study Investigates Behavioral Changes
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Ocean Acidification Concerns Grow as Study Links Warming Seas to Octopus Vision
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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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Ship-Eating Sea Worm Provides Sustainable Alternative To Fish, Study Says
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Thousands of Salmon Survive Road Crash After Escaping into Creek in Oregon
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Types of Moths: What is the Most Dangerous Moth?