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Why Spiders are Using Ballista-like Traps
A newly discovered spider in Queensland, Australia, constructs a unique trap
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New Zealand Unveils Million-Year-Old Time Capsule: What Scientists Found
A cave in New Zealand holds secrets of a lost ecosystem
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Why a Bear Was on the Loose in Japan
A bear was captured in Utsunomiya, Japan, after roaming through the city for several days
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Great White Shark Spotted in Mediterranean as New Video Goes Viral
Rare sighting of great white shark in Mediterranean sparks concern
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Why Beluga Whales Change Partners
New research reveals beluga whales’ flexible mating system
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Taxidermist Gives Dead Animals New Life
The art of taxidermy is alive and well in the hands of a dedicated expert
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Why Humpback Whales Engage in Jaw-Gaping
Researchers study rare humpback ‘jaw-gaping’ as a possible social display
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David Attenborough Warns of Climate Crisis at 100
At 100 years old, Sir David Attenborough remains a defining force in natural history, shaping…
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Trump Expands Hunting Access on 640 Million Acres of Public Land
Internal documents show the Trump administration fast-tracked changes allowing firearms in national parks and game…
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San Francisco Sea Lion Invasion: 1,200 Pounds of Blubber
Chonkers, a 1,200-pound Steller sea lion, has taken over a popular tourist spot
