Animals
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Researchers Unearth Jaw Bones, Teeth Of Prehistoric Cat In Spain
Scientists found a new prehistoric cat species that existed in modern-day Spain some 15.5 million years ago. Read more here.
Latest Research Articles
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Month-Long Fishing Ban Introduced In French Coast To Protect Dolphins
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Sea Otter Recovery Prevents Century-Old California Kelp Forest Decline, Preserving Ecosystems [Study]
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Right Whale Calves Engage in 'Allosuckle' Behavior to Steal Milk from Other Whale Mothers [Study]
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Tarpon Mortality and Shark Depredation Increased by Fishing Practices, Study Finds
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Bottlenose Dolphins Mysteriously Attacking Manatee Calves; Study Says It's Intentional
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Megalodon: This Ancient 'Gigantic' Shark Is Much Slimmer Than Previous Depictions
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Bearded Pig Population Decline In Borneo Due To African Swine Fever, Scientists Calls For Urgent Action For Food Security
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Sheep Likely Source of New 'Species X' Bacteria, London Patient as First Victim [Study]
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Black Chafer Beetle With Unique 48-Hour Cycle Has Date Night Every Other Day
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UK Swan Visits Shropshire School Daily to Stare Herself at a Window
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Poop Patrol: Italian Province Orders DNA Tests to Trace Owners Not Picking Up Dog Poo
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Pet Preparedness in Winter: 5 Ways To Keep Safe From Extreme Cold in US