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Bats’ Heart Rates in Flight Shed Light on Survival Strategies Across Seasons
Heart rate monitoring in bats unveils energy dynamics, aiding conservation and offering insights for protecting diverse wildlife species.
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Widespread Flight Cancellations, Slower Commutes in U.S Recorded Due to Severe Winter Weather
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Study: Bat Brains Are Structured for Echolocation and Flying
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Storm Causes Widespread Disruption in Central and Eastern US in its Wake
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Climate Change May Affect the Way Airplanes Fly Due to Turbulence
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As New Vent Emerges, Volcanic Ash Cloud in La Palma Caused Disruptions in Flights
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Scientists Solve the Mystery of the Movement of Flying Snakes
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Spiders Can Fly Thousands Of Miles By Harnessing Earth's Electric Fields, Research Finds
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Bird in Protective Goggles Creates Vortex to Aid Flight Research
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'Human Swan' Will Fly With Thousands of Migrating Swans to Study Their Hazards and Decline
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#FindSam: Search Is On For The Missing Toy-Dog Astronaut Sent To Space
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Gelatinous Snails Flutter and 'Fly' Like Fruit-Flies In The Sea [WATCH]
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Larger, Urban Animals are Less Fearful Of Humans
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