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Watch male orb-weaving spiders catapult off females to escape death

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Watch male orb-weaving spiders catapult off females to escape death

For the first time, spiders have been observed escaping sexual cannibalism by flinging themselves away from females, reaching speeds of up to 88.2 centimetres per second

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sandy the dingo

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Dingo genome suggests Australian icon not descended from domestic dogs

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Bottlenose dolphins being fed

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Dolphins who are hand-fed by tourists are less social than their peers

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Tardigrade

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Tardigrades can hitch-hike on snails to travel longer distances

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blind cave tetra

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Blind Mexican cave fish are developing cave-specific accents

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AI strips out city noise to improve earthquake monitoring systems

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Common swifts enter hibernation-like torpor on cold nights

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Santa Marta harlequin toad

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Male toad clings to female for 5 months waiting for chance to mate

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Black spider monkey

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Spider monkeys actively choose to eat fruit infested with insects

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AI-powered camera traps could protect Gabon wildlife from poachers

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AI-powered camera traps could protect Gabon wildlife from poachers

AI powered camera traps give Gabon wildlife rangers a new tool in the fight against biodiversity loss and poaching

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Crows may owe their intelligence to an abundance of certain neurons

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Bats can remember sounds they haven't heard for more than 4 years

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Russia claims 'smart' landmines used in Ukraine only target soldiers

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Stingrays and zebra mbuna fish know how to add and subtract

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