Animals
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Researchers Revealed the Mysteries of a Rare Fish That Can Swim Upside Down
New research has given insight into the Coelacanth, an enigmatic and ancient fish that is still one of the world's rarest.
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GoPro Video Found Out a Dolphin Eat Eight Venomous Snakes
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Elephants Releases Low Frequency “Rumbles” Mostly Through Their Trunks
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Studies Find That Dogs Are Capable of 'Happy Tears'
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Animal Brains: Which has the Biggest One Relative to Its Body?
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Aggressive Orcas Damage Several Boats in the European Coast
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Drying River Reveals Dinosaur Footprints from 113 Million Years Ago
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Due to Climate Change, this Species of "Walking" Shark is Evolving to Adapt Harsher Conditions
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Climate Change 252 Million Years Ago Could Have Helped Reptiles Rise to Dominance
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Over 100 Northern Giant Hornet Nests Found in Jersey: Several People in France Reported Injured from Stings
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Lessening Meat Consumption Will Reduce Climate Change Due To Massive Food Production, Animal Ecosystem Starts To Disrupt
Orca Attack Results in Beached Great White Shark Carcass with Liver Ripped Out
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Former Farm Vet Kayaks Off The Coast of Cornwall and Captured ‘Thrilling’ Footage of 30ft Whale
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