Animals
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New Study: Honey Bees Are Protected From the Varroa Mite by Selective Breeding
According to a new study, a new breed of honey bees has made a significant contribution to the global fight against the parasitic Varroa mite
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Scientists Show Vampire Bats Appeal to Their Colleagues to Share Blood Meals
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12-Year Study of Street Cats Shows How To Keep Population Levels Under Control
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Earthworms Enjoy Eating Plastics, but the Consequences of Their Ingestion Remain Unknown: New Study
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Eccentric Frogs Believed to be Extinct Returns to the UK
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Lobsters and Crabs Added to the ‘Fish to Avoid’ List, Says New MCS UK Seafood Guide
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Australia: Police Arrests a Woman for Allegedly Luring Animals with Meat Bait on a Melbourne Road
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Panama Rainforest's Bird Population Continues to Decline
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Head of Ukraine's Oldest Zoo to Euthanize Its Animals Due to Russian Attack?
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Experts Struggle to Identify Bloated Alien-Like Creature Washed Up on Australian Beach
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Hundreds of Dogs in Ukrainian Shelter Died of Hunger and Thirst During the War
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For At Least 50 Years, Bird Population Kept on Falling in Tropical Rainforest
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"Vehicle From Hell" - Authorities Intercept Truck Carrying 282 Dogs for Meat Trade in China
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