Animals
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Amazing Fish Ear Stones That Act Like Tree Rings and Record Their History
For animals, rising temperatures act like inflation. Rising prices mean housing and food take up more of our budget, leaving less money for luxuries. More heat means more of an animal's bodily resources, like food and oxygen, are needed to fuel basic functions, like breathing and moving, leaving less energy for growth and reproduction.
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US Wild Turkey Population Decreases in Unknown Reasons, Thanksgiving Day is Not One of Them [Study]
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Mysterious Dog Illness in New Hampshire: Researchers Find Clues to the Cause and Treatment
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Bonobos Show How Early Humans Formed Social Bonds and Cooperated
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Mass Animal Sacrifices Uncovered in a Mysterious 2,500-Year-Old Archeological Site in Spain
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Pelagic Jellyfish Disturbed By Ocean Warming, Deep-Sea Mining Induced Sediment Plumes
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Serotine Bats: First-Ever Observed Mammals to Mate Without Penetration
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