Animals
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New Study: Elephant Groups Do Not Slow Down for Parents Who Have Recently Given Birth
Elephant researchers believe that the variety and depth of these creatures' emotional responses mirror those of humans more than those of other animals, as seen by the profound, loving ties formed between a mother elephant and her child
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New Worldwide Estimates of Coastal Heatwaves Predict Environmental and Economic Consequences
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Massive Pregnant Hammerhead Shark Found in a Beach
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Visualization of Storing Fats in Fruit Flies Has Been Done by Bioengineers
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Sea Urchins in the Caribbean are Mysteriously Dying at Quick Rates
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Scientists Claim that Famous Loch Ness Photo was a Whale's Penis
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Non-Invasive Treatment Proven Effective for Rats with Liver Cancer
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Dolphin Stabbed with a 'Spear-Like Object' Found Dead in Florida
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Hunters May Have Saved Endangered Snow Leopards
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Scientists Have Named a New Species of Millipede After Taylor Swift
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2 California Mountain Lion Kittens Died from Rat Poison
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Cats Know Each Other’s Names and Possibly their Owner’s Too
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Nanaimoteuthis haggarti: The 62-Foot Giant Prehistoric Octopus That Ruled the Cretaceous Seas
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How Autonomous Robotic Monitoring Solved the Antarctic Sea Ice Collapse and Ocean Stratification Mystery
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Inside the Methana Volcano's 100,000-Year Magma Accumulation Cycle Revealed by Zircon Crystals
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