animal behavior
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Infanticide: Why Nature is Okay With It
In any court of law, if a person is found guilty of intentionally killing a baby, you could bet some smart money that they are not going to get a light sentence. That's because for humans, infanticide is NOT "okay." However, nature regards this deplorable action very differently, and researchers want to know why.
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Thieving Bats Employ Sonar Jamming to Steal Meals
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Lizard Personality Varies With the Neighborhood
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Lady Birds Cleverly Force Divorce
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Ants Use Sex and Bondage to Out-Compete Rival Species
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Fish 'Personality' Determines The Catch of the Day
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'Extreme Nomad' Bird Puts Your Frequent Flier Miles to Shame
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Some Birds Eat Poison to Attract Mates
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Talking Fins: How Bluefin Killifish Communicate
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Artificial Lighting Helps Blackbirds 'Seize the Night' But Lose Sleep
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Australian Bees 'Play a Game of Thrones'
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Crafty Chimps Carefully Choose Materials For Their Tools [VIDEO]
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Rats Aren't Smarter Than Mice: A Surprise for Researchers
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