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Once thought to stay shallow, a new study finds the tusked mammals are among the deepest divers in the sea.
To conserve energy in winter, shrews shrink their brains and sacrifice cognitive ability.
Unique microscopic structures make the feathers so black they look like a hole in space around the colored patches.
When it comes to raising golden-headed lion tamarin babies, everyone cooperates -- especially the grown males.
Using tools from many scientific disciplines, researchers gain detailed insights into how the many-eyed mollusk sees its watery home.
Mouse-sized mammal had gliding membranes and a unique inner ear.
With gene editing technology, newly discovered mutations may become tools for boosting booze flavor.
Researchers used to think only moms manipulated the sex of their babies. Turns out dads do it too.
Vertical pupils and massive bodies might look cool on TV, but could handicap a dragon in the real world.
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