Ancient canoe replica recreates a 30,000-year-old voyage
East Asian Paleolithic voyagers may have used dugout canoes to cross one of the strongest currents in the world. The
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Tarantulas adapt their running style after losing legs
Six legs can work just fine for the flexible Guatemalan tiger rump tarantula. The post Tarantulas adapt their running style
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The 6 dog breeds more prone to diarrhea, according to new study
The dreaded ‘poonami’ can strike fear in the hearts of dog owners. The post The 6 dog breeds more prone
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Watch bacteria ‘hitchhike’ and zoom around
This pathogenic bacteria can catch rides on yeast puddles to help it spread. The post Watch bacteria ‘hitchhike’ and zoom
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Sunny the eaglet has officially left the nest
The 88-day-old eaglet fledged in Southern California earlier this morning. The post Sunny the eaglet has officially left the nest
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Wildlife underpass reduces squished amphibians by 80%
‘I knew that underpasses would work, but I didn’t think they would be that effective.’ The post Wildlife underpass reduces
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Sharks surprise scientists by sharing a meal
The tiger sharks and oceanic whitetips did not exhibit any aggression towards each other as they scavenged. The post Sharks
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‘Very odd’ 40-foot-long marine reptile stalked prehistoric Canada
Traskasaura sandrae lived during the Cretaceous Period and had an impressive set of teeth. The post ‘Very odd’ 40-foot-long marine
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Sea worm’s reproductive bits grow their own eyes before mating
The branching marine worm has one head, many butts, and a busy sex life. The post Sea worm’s reproductive bits
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Humpback whales can give birth while migrating thousands of miles
Hundreds of calves have been born outside known breeding grounds near Australia. The post Humpback whales can give birth while
