Animals
Alligator Hunting Tactics Revealed in 'Crittercam' Study [VIDEO]
By strapping a National Geographic Crittercam onto alligators in Florida, researchers have learned that the iconic swamp creatures are prolific hunters, making a kill about every two hours and that they are most successful on the hunt early in the morning.
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Without a Grassroots Conservation Effort, Enforcement and Anti-Poaching Measures Set to Fail
Elephants: Mega-Gardeners of the Forest Revealed in New BBC Earth Film
Primates, Humans Too, Expend Half the Daily Calories as Other Mammals of Similar Size
Auction for Namibian Rhino Hunting Permit Fetches $350,000
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