Animals

  1. Animals

    Jay Watch

    Some birds can get sneaky when spies lurk.

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  2. Animals

    Missing moose

    By studying population patterns, scientists hope to figure out why moose in some areas are in trouble.

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  3. Animals

    New Monkey Business

    A rare, recently discovered monkey differs from other known types of monkeys.

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  4. Animals

    Vent worms like it hot

    Some undersea worms prefer water at temperatures near the upper limit of what animals are known to survive.

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  5. Animals

    Echoes of hunting

    Bats use high-pitched sounds to zero in on prey, converting what they hear into how they fly.

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  6. Environment

    Bald eagles forever

    The U.S. bald eagle population is on the rise.

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  7. Animals

    Ultrasonic Frogs Raise the Pitch

    Some frogs that live in noisy streams communicate by using ultrasonic calls.

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  8. Fossils

    Mammals in the shadow of dinosaurs

    Not all early mammals that lived in the age of dinosaurs were shy and retiring.

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  9. Animals

    Cannibal Crickets

    Hunger and danger keep a certain type of cricket hopping along in large swarms.

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  10. Animals

    Killer Flatworms Hunt with Poison

    A newly discovered flatworm uses poison to hunt small, shelled sea creatures.

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  11. Animals

    Poor Devils

    When Tasmanian devils bite each other, they may pass on a fatal disease.

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  12. Animals

    Red Apes in Danger

    The population of orangutans in northeastern Borneo appears to be falling rapidly.

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