Animals
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Honey Bees Feed Their Gut Bacteria with Special Acids, Study Shows
Professor Philipp Engel in UNIL's Department of Fundamental Microbiology (DMF) in Dorigny has set his sights on the western honey bee (Apis mellifera). Read about their fascinating findings here.
Latest Research Articles
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Bats 'Leapfrogs' After A Night Of Hunting To Save Themselves From Predators
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Now-Extinct California Grizzlies Were Not Massive in Size As What People First Believed
Eastern Brown Snake Attack: Deadly Snake Bites Australian Woman in Her Bed, Placing Her in 'Serious Condition'
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Rare Black-Footed Cat Under Extinction Threat Due to Widespread Habitat Loss
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Przewalski’s Horse: Wild Horses in Mongolia Saved From Extinction
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The Real King Kong: Why the World's Largest Ape 'Gigantopithecus Blacki' Went Extinct? Scientists Found the Answer [Study]
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Sperm Whales Organized Groups With Distinctive Culture Up To 20,000 Members
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US Gray Wolves Finally Back to Colorado After 80 Years Disappearance
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Pig Genes Reveal New Insights into Human Health and Agriculture
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Pawprints Can Reveal the Secrets of Bobcats and Their Microbes
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Koalas Need Better Care and Protection from Bushfires, New Study Suggests
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South Korea Passes Bill Banning Dog Meat Trade, Ending A Century Old Practice