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NewsBats go silent to avoid competition when looking for mates
The adage 'blind as a bat' is looking increasingly out of date as new research suggests bats use their sight and memory after going silent when looking for mates.
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NewsEndangered penguins stung to death by bee swarm in South Africa
Officials are investigating after over 60 endangered penguins were reportedly stung to death by bees.
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NewsPolars bears lose genetic diversity as sea ice loss divides populations
Polar bears are becoming less diverse as sea ice declines, putting them at an increased risk of extinction.
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NewsOldest known mammal tooth cavities offer glimpse of the world 54 million years ago
Our ancient relatives had a sweet tooth, researchers have found, after uncovering the oldest-known mammalian cavities.
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