Animals
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Even as Insect Populations Decline, Insects Are Causing Unprecedented Levels of Plant Damage
According to the study published in Environmental Entomology, the emerald ash borer completes its life cycle in North Carolina in one year instead of the sometimes two-year life cycle that occurs in northern areas of the United States.
Latest Research Articles
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Putting Coyotes on Endangered List Could Save Rare Gray Wolf Species From Illegal Killings
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Rare Endangered Malayan Tapir Calf Born in Chester Zoo, a Valuable New Addition to UK Breeding Program
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Cold-Stunned Sea Turtles Caught in Hypothermic Water Temperatures Taken to Rehab Centers
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Scientists Call For Conservation of Sea Cows, Pillar Coral and Abalone Due to Threats of Extinction
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Angler Accidentally Catches Rare 'Dinosaur Fish' in Kansas River, the 16th in 25 Years
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Bumblebees With Parasites Can Benefit From Sunflower Pollen in the Same Way They Would From Medicine
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Snake Expert Finds Snake Tooth Buried in His 3-Year-Old Swollen Finger
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40 Animals Dead After Fire Consumed Red Creek Wildlife Center — Pennsylvania
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Underwater Graveyard in Australia Houses Fossilized Shark Teeth, Some from Megalodon
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Rare Giant Phantom Jellyfish Seen Off California Coast: Among World’s Largest at 3 Feet Wide with 33 Feet Long “Mouth-Arms”
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Sunflower Sea Stars Suffer from Population Decline; Scientists Call for Urgent Help in Species Conservation
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Biologist Repurposes Excess Clay Pipes to Make Improvised Catfish Habitats, "Catfish Casas"