Animals
Older Female Rhesus Monkeys Save Remaining Energy for Family by Ditching Friends, Study Reveals
Study shows that older female rhesus monkeys allot their energy to family members by being pickier when it comes to making new friends.
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Animals Found to Play Crucial Role in Reforestation Despite Significant Decline of Wildlife Populations by 70%
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Giant Queen Murder Hornet from China in 2004 Responsible for Invading Europe [Study]
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Red Blood Cells Kept in the Livers of Sleeping Glassfrogs, Opening New Research Opportunities for Preventing Blood Clots
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