Animals
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They Miss Other Wolves: 5 Surprising Reasons Why Wolves Howl
Wolves howl for many similar reasons other species use vocalizations: to alert others about predators, to safeguard their territories, and to look for mates
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Deep-Sea Anglerfish Found in South California Coast, What Does This Mean to the Environment?
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Chinese Zoo Kept Leopards' Escape a Secret for Days Before Alarming Authorities
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Types of Lions: 5 Lions That Are Endangered and Extinct
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Scientists Develop New App to Predict Future Pandemic by Stopping Illegal Wildlife Trade
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Study: Birds Have the Ability to Change Their Culture to Become More Efficient
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Trillions of Cicadas About to Emerge from the Ground in 15 States
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Chinese Online Shop Under Fire For Selling 'Mystery Boxes' Containing Dead Kittens, Puppies
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The Rattlesnake Season Is Here - Fish and Wildlife Notifies California Residents to be Wary
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Living Fossil Extinct for Millions of Years Found Roaming Around the Ocean Floor
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