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Sunlight Exposure Triggers Males to be Hungrier, Regardless of Species: New Study
Food appetite has long been thought to be purely caused by psychological and environmental factors. Food appetite is conventionally known as a living organism's desire to seek food for potential consumption.
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Meet the King Cobra's Royal Family
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Unknown Species Waiting to be Discovered on Deep Seafloor: New Study
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Neuroterus Valhalla: Biologists Discover New Insect Species
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More than 500 New Species was Discovered by the Natural History Museum in 2021
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Pet Cats Harm Billions of Wildlife Every Year, Bringing Some Species to Extinction
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Unauthorized International Trading of Wild Life Causes Decrease In Species Abundance
Marine Reserves Will Protect Species Such as Antarctic Krill From Global Warming and Overfishing
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