Animals
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10 Incredible Blue Animals from From Vibrant Butterflies to Captivating Lizards
The animal kingdom is considered home to unique species with vibrant colors, from red and green to blue. Here are the top 10 incredible blue animals that people can find in the wild. Read here.
Latest Research Articles
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29 Smuggled Turtles from 'Chinese Black Market' Found Inside Bag of Woman Attempting to Cross US-Canada Border
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Cambodia’s Conservation Efforts Pay Off with Mekong Dolphin Numbers Surpassing 100
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Charlotte the Stingray Who Got Pregnant Without a Mate For Years Passed Away
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Matariki’s Longer Nights: A Chance to Aid Nocturnal Bugs in Light-Polluted Skies
Chagas Disease Found to be Carried by 'Black, Orange Insects' in Delaware for the First Time [Study]
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Borneo Elephants at Risk of Extinction, Classified as ‘Endangered Species’ Under the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
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South America: The Continent With The Highest Number Of Animal Species
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Shark Attack Leaves Florida Man in Critical Condition, Making It the 3rd Attack in the Past Month
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12 Desert Animals with Unique Survival Adaptations in Harsh Environments
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![Trilobite Fossils Over 500 Million Years Ago Found Well-Preserved Under Volcanic Ash in Morocco, Revealing Mystery Behind Extinct Animal Group [Study]](https://d.natureworldnews.com/en/full/71017/trilobite-fossils-over-500-million-years-ago-found-well-preserved-under-volcanic-ash-morocco.jpg?w=178&h=100&f=9a27e47027a304fe66fc52a759a68263)
Trilobite Fossils Over 500 Million Years Ago Found Well-Preserved Under Volcanic Ash in Morocco
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![Woolly Mammoth Extinction: Last Mammoth Population on Wrangle Island 4,000 Years Ago Disappeared Due to Inbreeding Depression, Purging [Study]](https://d.natureworldnews.com/en/full/71016/woolly-mammoth-extinction-last-mammoth-population-wrangle-island-4000-years-ago-disappeared-due.png?w=178&h=100&f=9d7dc68a55f848d680b201da9c841e11)
Last Mammoth Population on Wrangel Island 4,000 Years Ago Disappeared Due to Inbreeding Depression, Purging
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Cats 'Always Win' Against Snakes in a Fair Fight, Experts Explain Why






