Animals
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Fossilized Fish Ears Unlock Secrets of Ancient Ocean Ecosystems
Research by the Biodiversity Research Center and Institute of Oceanography, National Taiwan University in Taiwan, has linked intermediate-depth fish populations and diversity to ocean temperatures through fossilized inner ear bones of fish.
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Healthy Animals Make Cattle Farming More Sustainable
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Transparent Mouse from Grave Allowed Scientists to Find Undetectable Cancer Tumors
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Endangered Loggerhead Sea Turtle Euthanized After Being Run Over by Recreational Vehicle in North Carolina Nesting Beach
Sea Otter with Unusual Behavior of Stealing Surfboards Alarms Officials in California, Hunt Ensues
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'Space Fish' to be Sent to China Space Station to Study Interaction with Other Microorganisms
Invasive Black Carp Fetches Bounty of $100 Per Carcass in Mississippi River
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Seven Cheetah Deaths in India Show Concerns Over Animal Reintroduction Attempts
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About 300,000 Cats Die in Cyprus 'Island of Cats' Due to Viral Virus Outbreak
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Jumping Worms Threat: Experts Warn Gardeners of the Invasive Species This Summer
Cat Cafe Owner In Vermont Saves Animal By Destroying Own Floor
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31 Years Old Female Maasai Giraffe Dies in Texas
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PETA Condemns Viral Baby Monkey Punch's Zoo Conditions As IKEA's Stuffed Orangutan Toy Sells Out
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Why the World's Remaining Rainforests Are Crucial for Climate, Wildlife, and Humanity
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