Animals
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Ocean Acidification Concerns Grow as Study Links Warming Seas to Octopus Vision
Humans have complex visual systems and dedicate a significant portion of our brains to processing what we see. However, octopuses surpass us with a remarkable 70% of their brain dedicated to vision.
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Ship-Eating Sea Worm Provides Sustainable Alternative To Fish, Study Says
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Types of Moths: What is the Most Dangerous Moth?
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Toilet Rat Bite Hospitalizes Canadian Man After Suffering from Severe Bacterial Infection
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Canned Salmon Data Tracks Decades-Long Shifts in Marine Food Webs
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‘Adopt A Goat’ Initiative Launch In An Italian Island After Animals Outnumbered Human Population
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Aggressive Monkey Gangs to be Caged After Terrorizing Tourist Town in Thailand
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Six-Legged Mouse Created by Scientists at Expense of Its External Genitalia, Could Benefit Human Medicine [Study]
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Dog Aging Patterns May Hold Clues to Human Cognitive Decline
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Small Tortoiseshell Butterfly Population Decline In UK Linked To Climate Breakdown
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Botswana Threatened to Send 20,000 Elephants to Germany Amid Trophy Hunting Dispute
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PTSD Assistance Dogs Can Recognize Scent Of People Reflecting On Traumatic Experiences