Animals
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Arabian Sea Humpback Whales Sing Simplified Versions of Whale Calls: Study
Arabian Sea humpback whales could be singing a more simplified version of their calls compared to humpback whales located elsewhere.
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Some Australian Flowers Evolved Red Hues to Attract Bird Pollinators: Study
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Nut-Cracking Monkeys Use Tools with Skill: Study
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Mystery of Ancient Sea Predator's Spiral-Toothed Jaw Solved
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Feeding Limbs Discovered in Ancient Sea Creature
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African Rhino Population may Start Shrinking in Less than Two Years' Time, Experts Warn
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New Study Sheds Light on Why Insects' Structural Color Changes during Fossilization
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Two New Species of Mushroom Discovered in Spain
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