Biology
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Immediate Climate Action is Needed to Secure Global Food Supply, Study Shows
According to new studies, if consumers, agricultural companies, governments, and foreign organizations do little, climate change would have a significant effect on global food supply and health.
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Experts: Red Deer Possesses a Personality Related to Their Dominant Behavior
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Spread of Coronavirus to North American Bats Could be Catastrophic, Experts Warn
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5 Disturbing Facts About Sea Otters: They're Not as Cuddly as They Seem
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Sponges Can Withstand High Doses of Radiation Without Getting Cancer
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Experts Uncover How Yawning Helps Group of Lions Be Synchronized
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Scientists Combine Nature with Tech to Produce Venus Flytrap 'Robo-Plant'
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Underwater Cannibalism: Hungry Baby Starfish Devour Each Other For Survival
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After a Year of Rehabilitation, Orphaned Bobcat Siblings Have Been Released in the Wild
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New Study Reveals Fireflies Have Musical Armor Protecting Them Against Predators
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Mount Rainier's Volcanic Activity Closely Watched by Scientists
