Nature's survival often hinges on intelligence and deception rather than brute strength. Animals like the mimic octopus, lyrebird, and fork-tailed drongo employ remarkable tricks, from camouflage and ...
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The moment playful behavior turned into destructive encounters at sea
This video examines the rise in orca interactions involving repeated impacts against recreational and commercial boats.
A study reveals that pro-inflammatory gut bacteria mimicking the myelin sheath trigger immune attacks on nerves, worsening MS ...
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The World’s Most Stunning Silkmoth is Also Quite Extraordinary
Comet moths lead tragically short lives, but leave behind an incredible legacy until it's time for them to die off.
Explore the world’s most beautiful singing birds, from the Northern Cardinal to the Song Thrush, showcasing vivid images, melodic calls, and the fascinating habitats behind their unforgettable songs.
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Insects Master Bumblebee Disguise
Left: Bee-mimicking hoverfly (Eristalis intricarius) on a purple flower. Right: bumblebee, also on purple flower. L: Peter O'Connor/Wikipedia. R ...
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This Raven Could Beat You in Tic-Tac-Toe
Ravens are legitimately among the most intelligent animals on Earth. They are so smart that they can play games.
Sir David has lived in Richmond, south-west London, for seven decades. The borough's royal park, he tells us, has been a ...
Buff-leaf hawkmoth larvae and pupae hiss by forcing air through spiracles, using breath-powered sounds to deter predators.
Bumblebees have a way of looking both adorable and slightly overserved, wobbling from flower to flower like fuzzy little ...
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11 wild animals that enjoy playing with humans
Ever imagined a wild animal trying to play tag with a human with no dangerous intent? Turns out, it’s not as rare as you’d ...
A mutual eye gaze and smile are some of the most reliable markers of love between couples, and can be used to differentiate ...
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