Animals
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Bats Contribute to Keep Forests Growing and Protect Tree Seedlings From Insect Damage
Researchers discovered that bats also protect forests, especially young tree seedlings. Researchers found that bats play a significant role in the forests.
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Sociable Placental Mammals Evolve Faster Than Their Loner Counterparts [Study]
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Dog Seen Carrying a Human Head While Running in a Street in Mexico [Video]
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Halloween Pumpkins Discarded on Countryside Hurts Hedgehog Hibernation Survival
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Black Cats Struggle to Find Their Forever Homes Due to 'Folklore' [Statistical Data]
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A New Low-cost Sensor Allows Scientists to Remotely Monitor Nests and Estimate When Hatchlings Will Emerge Practically Throughout the Day
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