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Keeping native species as pets could save them from extinction. But it’s not that simpleTurning native species into pets may save endangered wildlife from extinction – but unable to survive without us.
Koalas have fingerprints similar to humans. These unique prints help them grip tree branches and climb easily in their ...
Household utensils or objects for ritual use, gourds are present in various cultural environments in Brazil, especially in indigenous or riverside ...
The Charlotte Observer on MSN12d
‘Large’ creature with ‘sharp’ claws found lurking under rocks. It’s a new speciesWhen visiting scientists finally spotted the scaly animal, it turned out to be a new species. Researchers from Monash ...
Speaking to NITV about the complaint, Mr Burragubba claims "it has been a decade of dishonest, deceptive and misleading ...
The Conversation on MSN12d
Design as a movement: how First Nations people take ownership of their cultural stories through fashionWork by contemporary First Nations fashion designers advocates and showcases culture, craft, sustainability and a desire for ...
HowStuffWorks on MSN12d
The Bearded Dragon Cuddles But Doesn't Breathe FireOK, so they don't breathe fire, they don't fly and you can't ride them into battle, but bearded dragons are pretty cool pets.
Everything in nature has a pattern. And even the black and white colour pattern on animals looks amazing. Here are some ...
This fundamental study combines Global Positioning System tracking and the analysis of social interactions among feral pigs, to provide insights into the likelihood of disease transmission based on ...
Strategies for landscape architecture to enhance biodiversity and restore ecosystems while preserving cultural heritage and ...
As climate change bears down on Antarctica, understanding why some penguins end up meandering so far from their natural ...
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