Animals
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A Latest Study Expands Our Grasp of Knowledge of Just How Animals Perceive and What Colors They See
Biologists have improved scientists' understanding of animal vision, especially the colors they see, by collecting vision data from hundreds of vertebrates and invertebrates
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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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Scientists Turn to Lab-Raised Killer Bugs to Stop Invasive Species From Wreaking Havoc
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