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03-13-2025
Eel trade is pushing another species to the brink
07-28-2022
World Conservation Day: Can we stop the biodiversity crisis?
A new study led by the University of Amsterdam (UvA)...
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07-28-2022
Invasive snails live fast and die young
A new study led by the University of Iowa has...
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07-28-2022
Dogs can “see” with their noses
According to a recent study published in the Journal of...
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07-28-2022
Reef fish diversified quickly from biting their prey
Coral reefs are home to a spectacular variety of fish....
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07-27-2022
Moths use ultrasonic back-chat to fend off bat attacks
Most species of bats are nocturnal hunters and use high-frequency...
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07-27-2022
How do solitary animals like cats live in groups?
Most feline species display solitary and territorial behaviors. However, domestic...
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07-27-2022
Rare birds and bees flock to gardens with rare plants
A new study led by Dartmouth College has found that...
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07-27-2022
Dinosaurs self-regulated their body temperature
Mammals and birds are endotherms – that is, organisms capable...
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07-26-2022
Translocated fish may be more problematic than invasive species
Exotic fish are a threat to the river ecosystems they...
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07-26-2022
Cloned beagles created for the first time
A team of scientists from Chungnam National University (CNU) in...
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07-26-2022
Whale sharks are the world’s largest omnivores
Whale sharks are filter feeders that have long been observed...
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07-25-2022
Heat is driving mortality events in the Mediterranean
An international team of researchers led by the Institut de...
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