Animals
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'We Are Family' As Attitude May Save Adorable Mountain-Dwelling Pikas
American pikas prefer to live in cold, mountainous habitats. As climate change brings warmer temperatures, researchers believe the key to their survival will be remaining in close-knit patches.
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How Queen Bees and Ants Keep 'Princesses' In Check
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Prehistoric Omelettes? Early Humans Hunted Giant Australian Bird To Extinction For Its Eggs
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Black Squirrels Are Popping Up In More Places
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What Gave the Pink-Headed Duck Its Unique Color?
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
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