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Animals That Are Far More Afraid of You Than You Realize
The Surprising Super Predator Fear You might think kangaroos and wallabies would be most afraid of Tasmanian devils or wild ...
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There's One Super Predator in Africa That Instills More Fear Than Lions
But in over 10,000 recordings of wildlife on the African savannah, 95 percent of the species observed responded with far more ...
The lion may be considered the king of the jungle, but this doesn’t mean this predator is invincible. They will go after some very tough prey that will fight back with considerable strength and ...
The Daily Galaxy on MSN
Cameras Set Up to Track Tigers End Up Revealing a Rare Predator Never Seen Before in India’s Wild
In a quiet corner of the Himalayan foothills, a team of researchers placed motion-activated cameras to study tiger behavior.
Do animals see illusions like we do? A study tests guppies and doves to find out how different species process visual tricks.
The Dudley Peninsula region of Australia’s Kangaroo Island is undertaking perhaps the most ambitious conservation project in existence. Officials are attempting to eradicate feral cats from the 93,000 ...
Nature's most cunning predators don't always rely on brute force. This article reveals ten incredible animals that master deception, using mimicry, ca ...
A paleontologist explains the latest science about Troodon formosus, and whether it was really the smartest dinosaur.
A MYSTERIOUS beast which has been stalking villagers on the moor made famous by Sherlock Holmes – is actually just a fat cat.
The way lions, tigers, bears and eagles hunt, kill and ultimately eat their prey can be a grisly, brutal business that some humans prefer not to think about. When these animals are kept captive in ...
A litter of four Western quolls, or Chuditch, was found in the pouch of mother Honey Jumble, who was part of the first generation of quolls born in the wild in the sanctuary, according to an Oct. 21 ...
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