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The Surprising Biology of Gorillas – What Makes Them So Strong and IntelligentGorillas are often seen as brute giants of the jungle, but behind their immense strength lies a surprisingly sophisticated ...
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AZ Animals on MSNWhat Do Porcupines Eat?Instantly recognizable from the sharp, spiky quills covering their bodies, porcupines are among the largest rodents on earth.
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AZ Animals on MSNWhy Kangaroos Are Unlike Any Other Animal in the WorldThere are other threats to the kangaroo population, including one of the most well-known predators: the dingo. A dingo is a ...
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AZ Animals on MSNWhat Jackrabbits Really Eat to Survive the WildJackrabbits are herbivores with big appetites that have the ability to eat up to one pound of plants, grass, twigs, and more ...
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ZME Science on MSNWhat do Fungi, Chameleons, and Humans All Have in Common? We’re all HeterotrophsLife on Earth blooms with wild ingenuity. From phosphorescent fungi feeding in the undergrowth to chameleons flicking tongues ...
Nothing quite fits the moniker “gentle giant” more than sauropods. These gargantuan dinosaurs could reach up to 123 feet long ...
Bird poop: not a topic most people take interest in. However, fascinating discoveries are being made from the feces of one ...
Recent studies suggest alligators shape how carbon is stored in soil. Could alligators be an unexpected ally in the fight ...
Rio Baran's senior thesis research sought to explore what few scientists have attempted. “Rio is an exceptional undergraduate student,” said her adviser, geosciences professor John Higgins.
Ancient herbivore ecosystems survived two major global reorganizations but face unprecedented modern extinction threats.
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Sauropods were the largest land-living animals of all time. Finding the traces of a sauropod’s last meal is nothing short of ...
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ZME Science on MSNSaurpod Dinosaur’s Last Meal Perfectly Preserved for 95 Million Years Shows What They Really AteSauropods were the largest land-living animals of all time. Finding the traces of a sauropod’s last meal is nothing short of ...
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