Llamas can be taught by watching others Kathrin Ziegler/Stone RF/Getty Images Llamas are higher at…
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Ancient alligator had a stubby snout and may have chomped on snails
Artist’s illustration of an historic, short-snouted alligator Márton Szabó A wierd reptile fossil discovered 18…
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Early humans made jewellery from giant sloth bones
Carved large sloth bones could have been worn as private ornaments Mirian Pacheco Early people…
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Giving jaguars ‘food poisoning’ may stop them from killing livestock
Jaguars might be skilled to keep away from sure sorts of meat Alan Tunnicliffe/Moment RF/Getty…
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Plants pollinated by non-native honeybees are less likely to survive
A honeybee visits a white sage plant Dillon Travis Honeybees are not any mates to…
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Monarch butterflies’ big white spots help them fly better
A monarch butterfly resting on a flower Shutterstock/Shelly Jefferson Morton Monarch butterflies with bigger white…
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Why have orcas been damaging and sinking so many boats?
Orcas swimming within the wake of a ship off the coast of Spain Government of…
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Wolves are scaring smaller predators into deadly conflict with humans
Small predators like coyotes evade greater predators solely to be killed by people Puffin's Pictures/Alamy…
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Hammerhead sharks clamp their gills shut to stay warm on deep dives
Scalloped hammerhead sharks stop their physique temperature dropping on deep-water dives by closing their gills…
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Bison lick each other’s wounds after a traumatic experience
A bison licking the wound of one other bison in British Columbia, Canada T.S. Jung…