Animals
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Phoenix From the Ashes: Australia’s Giant Birds of Prey Survived the Megafauna Extinction
Australia's only vulture, and a fearsome extinct eagle, are among the earliest recorded birds of prey from the Pleistocene period more than 50,000 years ago—and now Flinders University researchers are bringing them to life again.
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Natural Ant Killer: How to Kill Ants Without Using Chemicals?
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US South Dakota Waters, Natural Marine Animals Likely to Suffer from Fast-Growing Invasive Carp
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Light Pollution Threatened Bats' Nocturnal Wildlife, Habitats, Reports Show
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Bull Sea Lion Feasts on Blue Shark Off California Coast During 'Predator Turns Prey' Event [VIDEO]
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Wetland Surveys Reveal Potential Bird Flu Outbreaks
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Bacteria in Cats’ Mouths Affect How They Communicate, Study Finds
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Tiny Cave-Dwellers: A New Family of Pseudoscorpions Found in Israe
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Seabirds’ Ocean-Wide Movements Revealed by GPS Data
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Moose Illegally Shot Dead and Left to Rot in Maine, $1000 Fine With Jail Time Awaits Shooter
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