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Sunday, 25 April 2021
Naked Aggression
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Evolutionarily speaking, it is in the interests of animals to have as many offspring as they can, so long as those offspring will themselves...
Sunday, 18 April 2021
All the World's Deer: Deer With Spots
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Fallow deer The fawns of most (but not all) deer species are born with spotted coats, which likely help to camouflage them among the dappled...
Sunday, 11 April 2021
How Walruses Got Their Tusks
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Titanotaria , a tuskless walrus Few people would argue that the walrus ( Odobenus rosmarus ) is not a distinctive animal. Indeed, it is so d...
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Sunday, 4 April 2021
Armadillos Looking for Love
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We can tell a lot about animals by simply observing where they go. While studies on wild animals can cover a wide range of different topics,...
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Saturday, 27 March 2021
Before Owls Ate Mice
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Palaeoglaux Most bird species are diurnal. Doubtless, if you're flying about and don't have sonar, as bats do, it helps to be able t...
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Sunday, 21 March 2021
All the World's Deer: Sambar and Rusa
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Sambar Deer are predominantly woodland animals, so it's no surprise that the extensive warm forests of Southeast Asia, with their many i...
Sunday, 14 March 2021
Miocene (Pt 25): The Large Clawed Cat-Cat and the First Dog in Africa
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Lokotunjailurus Today, the hyena family consists of just four species. All of them live in Africa and, generally speaking, they look somewha...
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