Dahalokely Tokana (The Lonely Small Bandit), The New Species of Dinosaur is Found in Madagascar

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The new species of carnivorous dinosaur lived around 90 million years ago.


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Bats Attack Housefly When Having Sex

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Scientists researching on bats have found out and proved that bats are more likely to attack houseflies when they are having sex. Therefore, having sex may prove lethal to houseflies if the predator, bat is around.


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Monster Burmese Python Caught

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Since they themselves have no natural predators native wildlife is at even greater risk, this caught specimen having feathers in the stomach, though a python that size could easily swallow prey as large as alligators or deer.


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Ancient Crocodile Huge and Hungry

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Those monster crocodiles were but one threat in those early days, but what fearsome sights they must have been.


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What is a Pest?

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Pest compete with humans for food or shelter, transmit pathogens, feed on humans or otherwise threaten human health, comfort or welfare.


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Arctic Animals

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Some of the world’s most magnificent animals live in the Arctic.


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Garden Spider

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The life of a Garden Spider, including its environment, habitat, eating habits and mating rituals. This also includes the description of the garden spider, prey and predator of the garden spider and the life of a garden spiders egg sac.


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The Most Dangerous Animal in The World

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Lately I ran into to many articles about "the most dangerous animals in the world". I was very surprise to find out they were all wrong!


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Wrasse and Starfish Join Forces to Catch Dinner

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Sea urchins beware! You are under attack from two sides!


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Differences in Morphometrics of Littorina Littorea From Two Different Environments

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We measured snail shell sizes from two different areas in Rhode Island– a sheltered environment and an exposed environment. We used this information to prove a hypothesis about how snail sizes should be according to the environment based on predator-prey interactions and tides.


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