Animals
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Voracious Insect's Previously Unknown European Relatives Revealed by Rare 35-Million-Year-Old Fossil Army Ant
Army ants (Dorylinae) have spread to most continents due to their nomadic lifestyle and ravenous raiding, but a rare fossil discovery provides the first evidence that the infamous predators once swarmed a land they are now noticeably absent from.
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Heaviest Flying and Colorful Great Bustard Used Plants for Self-Medication Against Diseases, Research Finds
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Environmental Factors Are Connected to Human Lyme Disease Infections in California
Endangered Status Petitioned for Manatees Dying by Pollution-Caused Starvation in Florida
Woodpeckers Hoarding 50,000 Acorns in Poland become Documentary Film Stars
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Devastating Kansas Drought Affects Millions of Migratory Birds
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After Surviving on Earth for More Than 200 Million Years, Researchers Have Determined the Body Mass of Two Extinct Amphibians
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Around 200 Dolphins Caught on Video Playing Alongside a Vessel in British Columbia, Canada
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