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Moths Use Genitals to Defend against Bat Attacks [VIDEO]
Hawkmoths, a tasty bite to eat for predacious bats, have evolved an arsenal of defenses and adaptations to help them avoid capture, including an ultrasonic defense that throws the bats off course.
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Iconic Tortoise Lonesome George to be Preserved and Displayed in New York [VIDEO]
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Climate Change Altering Oceanic Food Chain by Allowing Certain Microbes to Survive
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Synthetic Molecule Could Ensure Crop Survival in Face of Climate Change
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Flooding of Subterranean Lake in Antarctica Created Boston-sized Crater
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IVF Treatments for Severely Infertile Men Raises Intellectual Disability Risk in Children
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Painkiller Overdose up 400 Pct among Women over Past Decade
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