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Jason Bittel
Animals
How predators get past the trickiest of defences
16 May 2022. By
Jason Bittel
Snakes
Animal Behaviour
Dolphins
Predators
Wildlife
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Animals
These tiny spiders perform a synchronised pop-and-lock 'dance' as they hunt
8 March 2022. By
Jason Bittel
Animal Behaviour
Spiders
Predators
Rain Forests
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Animals
A new discovery could help save this 10-foot-long 'living fossil' fish
17 February 2022. By
Jason Bittel
Endangered Species
Fresh Water
Freshwater Biodiversity
Megafish
Wildlife Conservation
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Animals
Meet the bat that eats other bats
16 December 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Belize
Bats
Carnivore
Predators
Threatened Species
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Animals
First true millipede discovered—new species has 1,306 legs
16 December 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Australia
Species Discovery
Underground Exploration
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Photography
See the microscopic world of plankton in stunning detail
18 November 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Water
Oceans
Greenhouse Effect
Plankton
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Science
Endangered birds experience 'virgin birth,' a first for the species
2 November 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Adaptations
Genetics
Animal Reproduction
Endangered Species
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Family
Getting kids to love not-so-cute critters
4 October 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Animals
Endangered Species
Parenting
Planet Possible
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Environment and Conservation
These popular tuna species are no longer endangered, surprising scientists
6 September 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Climate Change
Oceans
Endangered Species
Habitat Loss
Komodo dragons
Sea Level Change
Wildlife Conservation
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Animals
Rattlesnakes trick humans into thinking they’re closer than they are
20 August 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Animals
Here’s why poisonous animals don’t poison themselves
6 August 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Birds
Body
Poison Dart Frogs
Poisonous Animals
Poisons
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Animals
These tiny, bunny-faced animals have an unusual strategy for surviving the winter
20 July 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Adaptations
Climate Change
Winter
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Animals
Offspring of one of world's biggest bull sharks found—why that’s so surprising
14 July 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Florida
Sharkfest
Genetics
Animal Reproduction
Oceans
Fishing
Ocean Life
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Animals
Sea anemones sometimes eat… ants. But why? And how?
5 July 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Ants
Marine Biology
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Family
Is your family pet bad for the environment? It depends.
29 June 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Environmental Concerns
Pets
Planet Possible
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Animals
Spiders eat snakes around the world, shocking study reveals
24 June 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Snakes
Animal Behaviour
Spiders
Poisonous Animals
Predators
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Animals
Why do male gorillas beat their chests? New study offers intriguing evidence
14 April 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Rwanda
Animal Communication
Endangered Species
Mountain Gorilla
Rain Forests
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Animals
Yellow penguin spotted in Antarctica—here's why it's so rare
27 February 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Antarctica
South Georgia
Penguins
Genetics
Colour
Polar Regions
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Animals
New chameleon species may be world’s smallest reptile
2 February 2021. By
Jason Bittel
Madagascar
Chameleon
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Animals
Gruesome cancer afflicting Tasmanian devils may be waning, a hopeful sign
14 December 2020. By
Jason Bittel
Tasmania
Australia
Diseases
Genetics
Cancer
Endangered Species
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