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Liz Langley
Animals
Venom sacs and spring-loaded caps: Best beware nature's most sophisticated stingers
20 March 2023. By
Liz Langley
Jellyfish
Honeybee
Poisonous Animals
Predators
Wasps
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Science
What does cancer smell like? These animals can sniff it out
28 February 2023. By
Liz Langley
Diseases
Animal Diseases
Ants
Bees
Deer
Domestic Dog
Honeybee
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Animals
Cannibalism in animals is more common than you think
5 January 2023. By
Liz Langley
Lion
Animal Behaviour
Sharks
Spiders
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Animals
Why bugs, tarantulas, and other creatures shed their skin
3 May 2022. By
Liz Langley
Reptiles
Crustaceans
Snakes
Arachnids
Skin
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Animals
New Frog Species Named After Fabled Female Warriors
20 April 2022. By
Liz Langley
Brazil
Weird Animal Question of the Week
Frogs
Ancient Civilisations
Rain Forests
Species Discovery
Wildlife Conservation
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Animals
Meet Bob, the Flamingo Ambassador of Curaçao
19 April 2022. By
Liz Langley
Picture Stories
Birds
Animal Rescue
Greater Flamingo
Wildlife Conservation
Year of the Bird
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Animals
Crows love cheeseburgers. And now they're getting high cholesterol
19 April 2022. By
Liz Langley
New York
New York City
Crows
Urban Ecology
Urban Wildlife
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Animals
Snakes in the Shower? See Exotic Pets in Conventional Homes
19 April 2022. By
Liz Langley
Pets
Exotic Pets
Domesticated
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Animals
Animal blood comes in a rainbow of colours—here’s why
28 February 2022. By
Liz Langley
Mammals
Reptiles
Crustaceans
Blood
Lizards
Marine Biodiversity
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Animals
These primitive, deep-sea fish live to 100, surprising scientists
18 June 2021. By
Liz Langley
Africa
Ageing
Deep Sea
Endangered Species
Ocean Life
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Animals
These birds nap while they fly—and other surprising ways that animals sleep
4 May 2021. By
Liz Langley
Hummingbirds
Dolphins
Sleep
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Science
Echolocation is nature’s built-in sonar. Here’s how it works.
4 February 2021. By
Liz Langley
Animal Attacks
Bats
Beluga Whale
Hearing
Moths
Sound
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Environment and Conservation
We haven’t seen a quarter of known bee species since the 1990s
25 January 2021. By
Liz Langley
Agriculture
Endangered Species
Honeybee
Pesticides
Pollination
Vegetables
Staple Crops
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Animals
Ogre-faced spiders have great hearing—without ears
2 November 2020. By
Liz Langley
Florida
Science
Animal Attacks
Spiders
Hearing
Predators
Sound
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Animals
Dolphins learn to use tools from peers, just like great apes
3 July 2020. By
Liz Langley
Animal Attacks
Chimpanzee
Common Bottlenose Dolphin
Animal Intelligence
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Animals
How pheromones help bee queens rule and lemurs 'flirt'
20 May 2020. By
Liz Langley
Animal Behaviour
Animal Reproduction
Ants
Bees
Mice
Smell
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Animals
Whale sharks may live up to a century, Cold War bomb dating reveals
6 April 2020. By
Liz Langley
Ageing
Dating Method
Oceans
Nuclear Weapons
Whale Shark
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Animals
Rats avoid harming other rats. The finding may help us understand sociopaths.
6 March 2020. By
Liz Langley
Animal Behaviour
Brain
Emotions
Evolution
Rats
Animal Intelligence
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Animals
Stray dogs have the natural ability to understand human gestures
19 January 2020. By
Liz Langley
India
Health
Animal Communication
Domestic Dog
Pets
Viruses
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Animals
The deeper this purple octopus lives, the bumpier its skin
9 October 2019. By
Liz Langley
Octopus
Oceans
Deep Sea
Ocean Life
Skin
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