Animals
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91% Of Terrestrial Mammal Communities In Caatinga Will Lose Species By 2060 Due To Climate Change, Study Says
Small mammals will suffer the strongest impact of climate change in Brazil. Read more here.
Latest Research Articles
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Taiwan's Growing Trend in Urban Beekeeping Boosts Pollination and Environmental Awareness
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Dead Humpback Whale in New Jersey Sustains Blunt Force Injuries, Post Mortem Exam Reveals
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Giant Kangaroos Once Roamed Australia, New Unearthed Fossils Reveal
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11-Foot-Long Sawfish Rescued in Florida in an Attempt to Save the Species From the Brink of Extinction
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Sea Turtle Killer: Mysterious Deaths of Marine Reptiles in Venezuela Blamed on 'Beach Cabbage'
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50 New Deep-Sea Species Found In Remote Underwater Mountain Of Salas y Gómez Ridge
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Crocodile Meat Potential Source of Parasite Found in Woman's Eye
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Nature's Bug Spray: Ant Pheromones Studied as Potential Tick Repellent for Hikers and Campers
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Animals Defense Against Predators: 4 Unique Ways How Animals Use Ear-Piercing Sounds to Evade Attacks
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Night-Migrating Birds Distracted by 'Deadly' Blue Light Pollution From Buildings
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Orchid Bees Face Extinction Risk: Study Warns of Habitat Loss in Amazonian Ecosystem
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Humpback Whale Washes Up Dead Along South New Jersey Beach, Adding to State's Previous Whale Stranding Cases