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Wormlike amphibians called caecilians may have evolved venomous teeth long before the first snakes crawled the Earth.
Narwhal vocalizations are not well understood, but Inuit whale hunters helped scientists get close enough to listen.
For years, people believed that royal jelly contained the secret to making queen bees. Turns out it’s simply the amount of food.
A new paper shows lobsters create sounds that travel more than a mile.
When times get tough, an invasive comb jelly appears to make the strange evolutionary choice to cannibalize its young.
A rare albino shark raises questions about how a lack of pigment affects deep-ocean creatures.
Rings of DNA inside bacteria use CRISPR process to attack each other.
New research shows female plains spadefoot toads listen up for the best mate.
Snake species recycles poison collected from its own prey.
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