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Researchers Observe Relationships, Grooming, and Social Behaviors of Dairy Cows
A recent study found that dairy cows form complex relationships that get changed when transported around. The researchers observed a herd and found that these animals have complex social networks that get altered as they are moved and thrust into new cattle groups.
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Why Natural Dog Nutrition Is The Best Thing You Can Do For Your Dog
New Research Proposes Strategy Against Invasive Weed Mimosa Diplotricha That Disrupts African Livelihoods
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Saving Giant Panda at the Expense of Leopards, Snow Leopards, Wolves, and Asian Wild Dog
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Isaias has Again Strengthened Into a Hurricane, Landfall Expected as it Heads to the Carolinas
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Apple Fire in Southern California: 26,000 Acres Burned, About 8,000 People Displaced
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5 Reasons Why You Should Not Go Whale Watching
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Brazil Records Big Increase in Amazon Forest Fires
4,851-Year-Old Tree in California Reflects Nature's Resourcefulness for Long Life
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What is Health Literacy and Why is it Important?
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NASA Satellites Show Two Canadian Arctic Polar Ice Caps Gone as Predicted in 2017
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Places in the World With Best Recycling Practices
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Hurricane Isaias Goes Through the Atlantic as Florida and the Bahamas Brace for Disaster
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