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11-26-2023
Syllid worms have a butt that grows its own organs and swims away to mate
Japanese green syllid worms have a posterior body part that...
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11-26-2023
How did the California megafires impact wildlife habitats?
The 2020-2021 California megafires marked a significant event in the...
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11-24-2023
Detecting avian influenza could save millions of birds each year
The development of a method to detect infectious bird flu...
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11-24-2023
Ecological train wreck: "Super pigs" from Canada pose a growing threat to the U.S.
The invasion of "super pigs" in Canada presents a looming...
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11-24-2023
Which Thanksgiving leftovers are safe to give your dog?
Thanksgiving is a time of indulgence and celebration, but it's...
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11-24-2023
Hidden havens: Shipwreck sites provide a sanctuary for marine life
A recent study by the University of Plymouth and Blue...
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11-23-2023
How temperature extremes change the distribution of species
A recent study by McGill University and international collaborators provides...
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11-22-2023
Deep impacts: Helmet jellyfish foretell the dangers of seafloor mining
A new study led by the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for...
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11-21-2023
Skunks' stripes have different patterns depending on where they live
New research has shed light on the coloration of striped...
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11-21-2023
Wild falcons are as smart as parrots and eager to show it
A new study of wild falcons’ problem-solving abilities led by...
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11-20-2023
How wildlife survives hurricanes and other natural disasters
In May 2019, Cyclone Idai, one of nature's most formidable...
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11-20-2023
Peculiar anatomy: Serotine bats have oversized penises that are not used for penetration 
Scientists have discovered a unique mating behavior in serotine bats...
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