Animals
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Giant Queen Murder Hornet from China in 2004 Responsible for Invading Europe [Study]
One wasp which jumped to France from China 2004 likely led to the murder hornet invasion in the West, according to a genetic analysis.
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Endangered Blue Whale Off California Coast is a Rare December Sighting
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Some Dolphin Brains Exhibit Indicators of Alzheimer’s Disease
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Wandering Albatrosses With Elderly Spouses Forage for Less Time Than Those With Younger Companions
Cow Waste Slurry From Livestock Farming and Fertilizer Pollutes UK Rivers Up to 300 Times in 2021, EA
World's Most Endangered Species: 2 Young Javan Rhinos Seen in Indonesia National Park
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Insects and Marine Predators Have the Greatest Ability To Detect Time
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Harvard Researchers Develop Robots Based on Ants to Escape Prison
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Birds with Unique Physical Features are More Likely to Face Extinction, Study Shows
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