carnivores
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Zoo Enclosures Improve the Welfare of Carnivores, New Study
Nottingham Trent University research revealed how carnivores became significantly more active and engaged more with their enclosures when given additional enrichment such as different types of feeding, new structures, the introduction of manipulable objects and techniques to trigger their smell senses.
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New Research Using Zinc Isotope Analysis Suggests Neanderthals Could be Carnivores
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Weird Animals: Scientists Discover New Dinosaur With Strange Tiny Arms Like T. Rex
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Animals With Bigger Brains Are Better Problem Solvers, Study Confirms
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New Fossils Shed Light On Evolution Of Early Carnivorous Mammals
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Hippos Eat Meat, Putting Themselves At Higher Risk Of Contracting Anthrax
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New Aquatic Amphibians Highlight Species Diversity of Pangaea Ecosystems, Reserachers Say
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T. rex Could Open Jaw a Full 90 Degrees to Take Bite Out Of Prey, Researchers Say
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Picky Eaters: Cats Are Sensitive To Bitter Tastes, New Study Shows
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Lions Limited by the Rate at Which Their Prey Reproduce?
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We Are The Enemy? Who Is The Super-Predator?
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China's Jurassic Park is slowly revealing its paleontological secrets and rewriting what we know about dinosaur evolution, early mammals and their shared ecosystem.