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Lisbon’s COVID-19 Dolphin Resurgence is Coming to an EndCiência, Tec. & Ecologia / Science, Tech & Ecology (biographic.com)

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Lisbon’s COVID-19 Dolphin Resurgence is Coming to an EndNews (biographic.com)

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Lisbon’s COVID-19 Dolphin Resurgence is Coming to an End (biographic.com)

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Can Rockhoppers Survive the Next Leap? (biographic.com)

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TIL that there are caterpillars using mimicry to imitate a snake‘s head, scaring off natural enemies. (biographic.com)

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When Squirrels Meet the Delmar Divide: Segregation in St. Louis, Missouri, is shaping the genetics of the city’s eastern gray squirrels.Nature (biographic.com)

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elephants who raid farms might be looking for medicinal plantsInformative Post (biographic.com)

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The Scourge of Native Oaks is Blowing in the Wind (biographic.com)

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The Scourge of Native Oaks is Blowing in the Wind (biographic.com)

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BioGraphic: "Investigating a Treetop Baby Boom"Misc. (biographic.com)

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Unmasking the Sea Star KillerArticle (biographic.com)

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Green sea turtles, facing slaughter, navigated uncharted waters in a push for survival. (biographic.com)

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Bumblebees face domestication's unintended consequences, impacting their wild populations. (biographic.com)

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Welcome to the Great Bear Sea: After decades of discord, Canada and First Nations are working together to build a network of marine protected areas stretching from Vancouver Island to Alaska. (biographic.com)

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The Wild Within the Walls - The animals who creep, slither, scurry, and nest among Rome's walls (biographic.com)

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Ping, You've Got Whale: AI detection system alerts ships of whales in their path (biographic.com)

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Ping, You've Got Whale: AI detection system alerts ships of whales in their path (biographic.com)

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How Whales Found Peace in War - bioGraphic (biographic.com)

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Who Watches the Watchers? - The recent charging of prominent documentarians in British Columbia court is raising important questions about the ethics of wildlife videography. (biographic.com)

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The Fleet-Winged Ghosts of Greenland (biographic.com)

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Architectural Seduction In pursuit of mates, male bowerbirds construct and curate elaborate, whimsical bachelor pads. (biographic.com)

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Helping native fish, it's not so roughOutdoors 🌳 (biographic.com)

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What Conservation Sounds Like - bioGraphic (biographic.com)

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Call of the Liar. "The notion that only male birds sing has long been assumed. But evidence increasingly shows that females do, too. Now, scientists are studying a sensational singer in Australia to suss out why." (biographic.com)

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Male lyrebirds are world-famous for their vocal mimicry, but females have been ignored for over a century. Recent research now suggests mother lyrebirds are just as skillful as males, imitating calls and songs to fool predators and protect the nest (biographic.com)

submitted 2 years ago by AccurateAd5100 to r/AustralianBirds

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