Animals
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Male Elephant Seals Intentionally Eat to Gain Weight or Die Trying: New Study
A new study shows male elephant seals aim to eat food and grow their bodies intentionally as their genetic legacy. The seals enlarge their bodies for food, mating, and defense.
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