Animals
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Acid-Spraying Yellow Crazy Ants Found in the Gold Coast For the First Time Could Spread Across Australia
Yellow crazy ants which can spray or spit acid are becoming a major threat in Australia over fears it could spread from Queensland and other areas nationwide.
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Vast Connectivity of Protozoan Species Sharing Between 17 Wild and Domestic Herbivores Discovered
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Extremely Rare Crayfish Thought to be Extinct for 30 Years, Found in a Cave
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Shark Patrol Operation Mobilized in Long Island Following Shark Sightings
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Bumblebee Nests Subjected to Glyphosate Are Considerably Harmed at Periods of Resource Constraint
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Fossilized Bones Fuel Debate on the Purpose of Giraffe’s Necks
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Bees are Fish? California Judges Ruled
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Scientists Have Developed a Revolutionary Instrument to Combat Drug-Resistant Malaria
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Australian Man Having a 6-Minute Wrestle with Kangaroo Caught on Video
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Hero Rats Project: UK Researchers Train Rats with Backpacks to Sneak Into Earthquake Debris During Natural Calamities
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How Invasive Species Thrive in the Mediterranean
Experts Foster Anegada Rock Iguanas Until Ready for Defense Against Cats
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Rare Albino Galapagos Tortoise Faces the World in Swiss Zoo
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