Animals
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Hummingbirds Had an Eating Secret
Recent studies found that hummingbirds use an expansive filling technique to take in nectar from flowers, as apposed to capillary action. This contradicts 50 years of past research, but helps us better understand how the bird's tongue really works.
Latest Research Articles
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Alien or Octopus? Researchers use Gene Sequencing to Decide
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Drones Stress Out Wildlife
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Frogs May Be Toughening Against Contamination
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Tagging Sharks to Protect Public
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Finally, an Explanation for Fin-to-Limb Evolution
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Female Seabirds Impacted by Climate Change
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Dogs Ran More, Resembled Mongooses Less, As Climate Changed
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Which States Have Med-Resistant Lice? 25 of Them.
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Never-Before-Seen Salamander, Fixed in Amber, Caribbean
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Angry Deer Hate Bass: Bucks Find Rivals With Deep Calls
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Great Apes and Language: Very Close to Talking Like Us [VIDEOS]
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How EXACTLY Do Ants Recognize Their Own? [VIDEO]