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Two baby pterosaurs were caught in a prehistoric storm. Their fossilised remains offer surprising clues about ancient skies, ...
If you’re a male gray frog trying to find a mate, you’d better have a fast and steady call. That’s what female treefrogs ...
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Smithsonian Magazine on MSNFrom Dinosaur Scratches to Insects in Amber, How Paleontologists Uncover Prehistoric Courtship
Researchers have found fossil evidence of varied creatures wooing and mating, as they continue to search for the telltale ...
Female treefrogs prefer a mate with an impressive call, but the crowded environments give unattractive males an edge, ...
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Smithsonian Magazine on MSNFive Dramatic Ways Animals Respond to Human Noise, From Mimicking Car Alarms While Wooing Mates to Calling Higher Over the Din of Traffic
As human-caused sound gets louder around the world, some animals change their behavior and many creatures suffer health ...
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Amazon S3 on MSNThe Surprising Truth Behind How Bulls Mate
The farm experts at Gold Shaw Farm uncover the surprising truth behind how bulls mate.
But evolution has not moved quickly enough to conceal animals from human-surveillance technologies, which are undergoing ...
Rabbits are social pets that thrive in pairs. Learn the unusual behaviors and physical changes that reveal when your rabbit feels lonely.
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BossaNews UK on MSNIguana produces eight hatchlings at British zoo without mating in one of the rarest events in the animal kingdom
Moment Ukraine cripples £45million Russian Black Sea Fleet spy ship in pinpoint drone strike ...
When octopuses move across the seafloor, they can use multiple arms to camouflage from predators. These strong arms are also ...
The director of Telford's Exotic Zoo, Scott Adams, told Sky News the surprise event showed nature's "self-conservation".
Climate change and wildfires disrupt dragonfly mating traits, threatening reproduction and pushing species toward extinction.
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