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Even just one drop of the stuff can kill these corals.
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By winning the trust of animals, tourists inadvertently put wild creatures in danger by encouraging them to relax with other humans – and natural...
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A new study finds that birds who freely choose their own mates have 37 percent more offspring than those which were paired up by...
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Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) researchers have developed a personality profiling technique, featured in Frontiers in Forensic Psychiatry, which automates the identification of...
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Discovery of what appears to be a new law of nature: more crowding leads to fewer offspring
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New research at the Weizmann Institute has solved the mystery of these colorful, vanishing creatures, which are known scientifically as Sapphirinidae.
Earth History
Chameleons’ eyes track independently, but both lock-on prey for attack.
Earth History
Zebras' stripes do little to protect them from predators, reigniting the age old mystery of why they have evolved to have such distinctive markings