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Our Prehistoric Ancestors May Have Snacked on Mushrooms Just Like Some Primates Do Today
Learn why some primates consume mushrooms, a dietary decision that our ancient hominin ancestors may have also chosen.
The next time you watch your dog visit the same places around your yard or notice that your cat seems to explore a new area ...
According to a new study by researchers from Greifswald and Canada, black widows (Latrodectus hesperus) use a unique scent ...
In Florida's Big Cypress National Preserve, researchers documented a Burmese python regurgitating a deer due to a cold snap, ...
George A. Seaman, Harry A. Beatty, and Earl G. Roebuck, all native Virgin Islanders now deceased, are well known in our history as ornithologists. The study of birds is called ornithology, from the ...
The study by Utah State University emphasizes increased education on bear spray use to prevent grizzly bear encounters in ...
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Eucalyptus plantations host fewer bird species than native forests and pine plantations, study finds
According to a new study by the EHU's BEZ-EKOFISKO research group, the choice of using eucalyptus in forestry needs to be ...
WHOI scientists explore the elusive fish’s role in the food web. Scientists at the (WHOI) have discovered that large sharks ...
A homeowner’s sighting near San Antonio led to the discovery of the first known blue jay–green jay hybrid, raising climate change concerns.
IIT-Roorkee study finds eight ancient Shiva temples built before 1350 CE were strategically located in fertile, resource-rich ...
An international team including University of Tennessee, Knoxville Professor Alycia Stigall, offers a new way to examine the ...
An international team of researchers collected monthly samples from subway stations in Beijing and found high fungal diversity, mostly non-pathogenic. Some opportunistic pathogens were also detected.
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