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With a call of 130 decibels, the bare-throated bellbird is a big-beaked marvel.
This ancient oddball fills a major gap in the fossil record.
Researchers and drugmakers are shifting focus to a new generation of therapies aimed at a process called somatic expansion.
A shadow-sensing skill known as skototaxis helps cicadas find trees to molt on.
In a small trial, the simulation pinpoints the source of faulty beats and speeds procedure time.
The fish keeps harmful mutations at bay with a DNA repair trick.
A closer listen to lion calls may help map where the big cat is under threat.
Scientists remain split on whether rope-pulling ingenuity counts as tool use.
Vortex creation in filter feeding animals is rare.
Zebras and giraffes offer one another protection without food competition.