Animals
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Five New Species of Deep Sea Squat Lobsters Has Been Found and Needs Revision for Its Classification
Five new deep-sea squat lobster species have been described by researchers. Using molecular data and microCT, they discovered a wider species distribution range and shallower genetic diversity, implying that the current classification of squat lobsters should be revised.
Latest Research Articles
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West African Chimpanzees Arrival at Chester Zoo in UK Gives Hopes for Rare Animal Conservation and Protection
Bottlenose Dolphins Migrate to Bay Area for First Time as Water Temperatures Rise in North, Central California
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Almost 90 Shark Sightings Reported in Western Australia Over the Past Week
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Whale Sighted Off North Carolina's Coast Suffers from Fishing Gear Entanglement, Serious Injury; Experts Raise Concerns
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Sea Stars Replace Polar Bears as Top Predators Along the Arctic Coast
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Drunk Bear on the Loose After Raiding Food Store and Drinking Brewed Rum in Bhutan
‘23 Million Years of DNA Might Come to an End’ Conservationist Claim as Japanese Giant Salamander Faces Serious Threat
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Vagrancy: A Phenomenon That Leads Migrating Birds Astray Cause of the Disturbance of Earth’s Magnetic Field
Noise Pollution From Shipping Makes Dolphins Whistle Louder But Less Effectively, Research Reveals
5 Extinct Animals and Endangered Species That Came Back to Life
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5 Most Expensive Horse Breeds in the World: What They’re Worth
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Director Michael Bay Denies Animal Cruelty After Being Charged for Killing Pigeon During Filming





