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As hard as it is to study these denizens of the deep, researchers have found some intriguing evidence to support the idea that “sperm whale culture” exists ..read more
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However much outdoor space you have, here’s how to use it for conservation ..read more
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Deadly bites could surge as venomous snakes migrate into unprepared countries as the climate changes ..read more
Scientific American » Animals News and Research
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A rice-grain-size fish screams louder than a jackhammer—and we have a lot to learn from its minuscule brain ..read more
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Fossil and living birds reveal the dazzling biology of feathers ..read more
Scientific American » Animals News and Research
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Social context shapes how fiddler crabs communicate by vibrating the ground underneath their burrows ..read more
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Unique patterns of neuron activation help tiny birds catalog thousands of scattered food caches ..read more
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Rat remains from shipwrecks and dig sites show how two rodent species duked it out in eastern North America ..read more
Scientific American » Animals News and Research
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Periodical cicadas have a clever hack to help them figure out when to emerge after more than a decade underground ..read more
Scientific American » Animals News and Research
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In a new nature documentary about matriarchal species, the males are mostly absent ..read more