Animals
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How Certain Animal Species Survives Without Sexual Reproduction
An international scientific team has proved for the first time that animals can survive for very long periods (perhaps millions of years) without sex by studying a species of beetle mite.
Latest Research Articles
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Human Whistling Languages Could be Crucial in Deciphering Dolphin Communication
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Russian Farmer Discovers Terrifying 'Rat King,' Believed to Signal 'Impending Plague'
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Wildlife Trafficking Plummeted Amidst the Pandemic, Giving Perfect Opportunity for Long-Term Solutions
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Three Pregnant Killer Whales Might Save Their Population From the Brink of Extinction
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Eight Hatchlings from One of the World’s Rarest Crocodile Species Found in Cambodia
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Experts Blame Wildfires for Dramatic Decline of Koala Population in Australia
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Scary-Looking Deer With Blood Dribbling from Antlers Spotted in Smoky Mountains
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Experts Uncover Surprising Reason Why Primates Still Carry Around Their Infant's Corpse
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Deadly Fire Claims the Lives of At Least 75 Animals in a Pet Resort in Central Texas
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Scientists Are Worried at Rising Number of Mysterious Frog Deaths in Australia
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63 Endangered Penguins Stung to Death by Swarm of Bees in Cape Town