Animals
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Researchers Used Data From High-speed Footage of Flying Snakes To Construct a Computational Model
Researchers are looking at the lift production mechanism of flying snakes, which undulate side to side as they descend from the tops of trees to the ground to avoid predators or move rapidly and effectively.
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How Gannets Thrive Dealing with Threats of Warming Sea Temperatures
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Heavy Adult Feeding by Spotted Lanternflies on Young Maple Trees Hinders Tree Growth by up to 50%
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5 Tips to Keep Your Pets Safe During the Winter Season
Worsening Mouse Plague in Australia One of the Reasons Why Snakes are Aggressively Reproducing
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US Public Safety Act Prohibits Private Individuals From Owning Lions, Tigers, or Any Hybrid
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Noise Pollution in Hong Kong Is Drowning Out Dolphins
2-Year-Old Boy Survives Hippo Chomp and Hurl in Uganda
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Reintroduction of Jaguars in Southwest US Petition Underway to Boost Dwindling Populations
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