Animals
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Is Traffic Calming the Key to Robust Coral Reefs?
A team of researchers shows that reducing noise from motorboats through traffic calming could help fish breed more successfully in coral reefs. The research was conducted on reefs near Lizard Island Research Station on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia.
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Sibling Cannibalism: Wasp Babies Eat Their Siblings
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Rare Two-headed Snake Defies Odds of One in 100 million, Survives 17 Years
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Male Scents Boost the Viability of Female Eggs Acording To Study
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Abandoned Baby Elephant Found Drowning in Muddy Well −Kenya
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Octopus Mother Inflicts Self-Harm as Brood Starts to Hatch
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Puppies to Mantises: Study Shows a Shifting Trend for Pet Keepers as People Shows Interest in a More Diverse Market
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Slimy Army That Might Cause Fungal Infection Invades Vietnamese Woman's Home
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Moth Species Not Seen in the US for 100 Years Found in Passenger's Luggage at Detroit Metro Airport
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Study: The Origin of Over 500 Animal Species Is Yet Unknown
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Dolphins Queue up to Self-medicate Skin Disorders at Coral ‘Clinics,’ According to a Research
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What You Need To Know About the Current Epidemic of Avian Influenza