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05-06-2023
Why do so few insect species live in the ocean? Scientists think they know
Scientists from Tokyo Metropolitan University have recently proposed an intriguing...
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05-06-2023
Invasive American mink has spread throughout Europe
The American mink is an invasive species in Europe that...
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05-06-2023
Which traits help birds thrive in urban areas?
As cities gobble up increasingly more natural spaces, a variety...
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05-04-2023
Chimpanzees have a much more complex language than we thought
Chimpanzees' ability to combine vocalizations into larger meaningful structures may...
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05-04-2023
Climate change has unpredictable effects on salmon migration
While climate change has recently led to earlier spring blooms...
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05-03-2023
Oil and gas infrastructure harms breeding birds in Alaska
Prudhoe Bay is located on the Arctic Coastal Plain in...
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05-03-2023
Woolly mammoths had testosterone-driven aggression during mating season
Scientists at the University of Michigan have discovered the first...
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05-02-2023
Raw pheasant dog food contains lead from shotgun pellets
In a recent study, scientists have found that high levels...
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05-02-2023
Some fish have feces that is deadly to coral reefs
In a surprising turn of events, marine biologists at Rice...
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05-02-2023
Edible insects could benefit individual and global health
Although edible insects are far from common in American and...
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05-02-2023
Sea level rise threatens turtle breeding grounds
An international team of scientists has recently found that sea...
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05-01-2023
Humans and monkeys probably see color differently
In a groundbreaking study published journal Proceedings of the National...
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