Animals
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Contrary to Popular Belief: All Venoms of Snakes and Spiders are Populated with Bacteria
Scientists have long thought animal venom such as those from snakes and spiders does not contain any bacteria or microbes.
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Pair of Black Mamba Snakes Found on the Same Property
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Caribou Gut Parasites Indirectly Contribute to Plant Growth in the Tundra: New Study
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Bear Attack! Wisconsin Couple ‘Double Kills’ Massive Bear Who Entered Their Home
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‘Moth Roads’ Might Help Mitigate the Effects of Climate Change
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According To Study, Which Are Better for Bees, Organic Farming or Flower Strips?
Is Traffic Calming the Key to Robust Coral Reefs?
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Puppies to Mantises: Study Shows a Shifting Trend for Pet Keepers as People Shows Interest in a More Diverse Market
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Nautilus Discovers Unknown Sea Cucumber Species with Gut Made of Glowing ‘Cheetos’ in the Pacific Ocean
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Sibling Cannibalism: Wasp Babies Eat Their Siblings
Octopus Mother Inflicts Self-Harm as Brood Starts to Hatch
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