Animals
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Study: Octopuses Have a Strange Light Sense Helping Them Hide from Predators
Scientists in Israel in a serendipitous discovery while studying the causes of skin color changes in the cephalopod due to light have discovered that octopus arms can sense a beam of light and evade it even when their eyes can not see the light.
Latest Research Articles
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Russian Dogs Exposed Near Abandoned Plant, Turned to Red, Blue, and Green Colors
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Truth Behind the Viral 'Giant Rat' Picture in UK
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Defunct Species of Goose Recognised From Egypt's 'Mona Lisa'
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205 China Dogs, Meant for Meat Trade, Rescued to Arrive in US for Adoption
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Next Extinction Target: World's Freshwater Fishes
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Study: Ultraviolet 'Television' Helps Us Understand Animals Better
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Prehistoric Animal Viruses From the Permafrost Caught Interest of Russian Scientists
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Vampire Squid Fossil Strayed During the Hungarian Revolution Found
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[VIRAL] Woman Spends $50,000 Per Year to Give Shelter to 200 Abandoned Animals
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Study: Cold Climate and Temperate Region are Redefined by the Distribution of Vertebrate Animals
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[BREAKING] Russia's First Human 'Bird Flu' Case; H5N8 Can Cause Death, Experts Predict
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Study: Migrating birds trail climate Over the year