Animals
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20 Quadrillion or 12 Million Tonnes: New Study Estimates Worldwide Ant Population, Total Weight
A new study puts the worldwide ant population at 20 quadrillion with a total weight of 12 million tonnes.
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Tick-Carrying Deers Observed Sleeping Closer to Residential Areas
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New Cryptozoic Snake Species Has Been Found by Scientists Under Graveyards in Ecuador
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Animal Feed Reorganizations Could Feed More Than One Billion People Without Additional Production
Critically Endangered Shimmering Hummingbird Seen in Columbia, 12 Years After Last Sighting
Scientists Discover Three New Ground Snake Species in Ecuador
Invasive Fish Preying on Threatened Species in Lake Powell to be Eradicated as Water Levels Fall
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Biologists Have Discovered How Burmese Pythons Grow and Evolve
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Researchers Use Live Imaging to Observe How Sea Anemones ‘Exercise’ in Developing Sizes
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Alligators in a Texas Lake are Starting to Thirst for Human Blood [Reports]
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