mammals
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Rare Gray Wolves: Washington Biologists Track Them in Snow
When snow finally makes a smooth palette for finding rare gray wolves' pawprints, Washington state biologists find it easiest to track them. The end of the year is the biggest time for measuring the endangered wolves' numbers.
Latest Research Articles
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New Fossils Shed Light On Evolution Of Early Carnivorous Mammals
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Rodents Have Longer Sperm Than Larger Mammals, Researchers Explain
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Grooming Techniques Of Hairy Animals Could Keep Technology Dust Free
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Human and Animal Leaders Have More In Common Than Previously Thought
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Early Extinct Mammal Suffered From Prehistoric Hair Loss, Say Researchers
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Fossils Of a Horse Carrying Unborn Foal Found In Germany, Study Confirms
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Breathing Fish and Sneezing Monkey Among the Many New Species Found In the Himalayas
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New Hog-Nosed Rat Discovered in Indonesia [WATCH]
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Help is On the Way For Endangered Long-Beaked Echidnas
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Other Species Benefit From Panda Conservation
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Meerkat Matriarchs Become Martyrs for the Mob
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NW and Amphibians: Early View of 2070?