Animals
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Gigantic Jellyfish May Be Largest Ever Found in Australia
An enormous jellyfish that washed up on the shores of Tasmania is a new species and possibly the largest ever found in Australia, and marine biologists at Australia's national science agency CSIRO are at work on classifying the new medusa.
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Earliest Camel Bones Contradict Bible, Archaeologists Say
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Near-Record Breaking Python Captured in Florida Everglades
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Case of Mistaken Identity Corrected to Reveal New Beaked Whale Species
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Decline of Killer Whales Seen in Last Ice Age
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Jackdaws Use Eyes to Communicate, Study (Video)
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Bees' Forearm Claws are Super Sensitive to Sweet Tastes, Study Finds
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Humans Contributed to the Spread of Genetic Mutation in Horses
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Huge Volcanic Eruptions Preserve Dinosaur Fossils for 120 Million Years
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Proposal to Remove the Oregon Chub from US Endangered Species List Highlights Recovery Over Extinction
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Rats Will Adapt to Replace Extinct Animals, Becoming Enormous
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
