Animals
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Glowing Snailfish with Antifreeze Proteins Found Immune from Cold Waters Beneath the Greenland Iceberg
The juvenile snailfish adds to the list of rare animal species possessing antifreeze proteins coursing in their veins.
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Shark Attack in the Florida Keys Leaves 10-Year-Old Boy to Lose a Part of His Leg
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Dog Gets Quarantined After Contracting Monkeypox From Its Owner and Becoming Ill
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Researchers Discover Young Chicks Spends a Lot of Time Playing in Different Ways
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Ants Can Be Effective Natural Pesticides
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Biodiversity in the Tropics Made Possible Due to Three Environmental Factors
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Hairy-Chested Hoff Crabs Found Hanging Together Deep Under the Ocean
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Genetics Company Plans to Bring Extinct Tasmanian Tiger to Life, Will It Work?
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Heroic Elephants Seen Rushing to Save Drowning Baby Elephant in Viral Video
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Scientists Swap Blood of Old and Young Mice to Study Aging, Here’s the Result
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Male Spiders Increase Sperm Transmission to Compensate for Female Consumption
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88-Year-Old Woman Mauled to Death by Massive Alligator in South Carolina
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