animals
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Bright Sea Slugs Stockpile Chemical Weapons?
Sea slugs have colorful patterns to ward off predators -- but when that doesn't work they defend themselves using toxic chemicals they gather from their environment.
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Basking Sharks' Summer Range: Satellite Tags Reveal Mystery?
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'Aquarium Fish' Damselfish May Take Over Reefs In the Gulf Of Mexico
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Your Bird Feeder Knows? Persistent Squirrels Learn To Go For It
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Museum Collections Hold Hidden Treasures, Researchers Say
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Elephant Babies Benefit From Having a Mother and Grandmother
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Why Are Bats Disappearing?
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Long-Lost Tree Hole Breeding Frogs Rediscovered In India
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Big Eyes: Extinct Crustacean Dollocaris Had Monstrous Peepers To Hunt With
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Unique Birdsong Reveals New Himalayan Species
