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'Whispering' Whales: Humpback Calves Speak Softly to Mom
By Mindy Weisberger published
A newborn humpback whale learns early in life to use its "indoor voice" to avoid attracting the attention of nearby killer whales.

Photos: Ancient Marine Critter Had 50 Legs, 2 Large Claws
By Christine Lunsford published
Researchers have identified the first arthropod with mandibles on record.

508-Million-Year-Old Sea Monster Had 50 Legs and Giant Claws
By Laura Geggel published
A 508-million-year-old critter — one that looks like a weird lobster with 50 legs, two claws and a tent-like shell — is the oldest known arthropod with mandibles on record, a new study finds.

Extinct Toothy Carnivore Named After Egyptian God of the Underworld
By Knvul Sheikh published
Scientists have identified a new species of small, toothy mammal that once ruled the food chain in Africa almost 40 million years ago.

What Drove Tsavo Lions to Eat People? Century-Old Mystery Solved
By Mindy Weisberger published
Severe mouth pain likely led the Tsavo lions to kill and eat people 119 years ago in Kenya.

How Big Cats and Wild Dogs Coexist in India's Mountains
By Kacey Deamer published
India's big cats and wilds dogs get along surprisingly well.

Livestock Make Up a Quarter of Snow Leopards' Meals
By Megan Gannon published
A new study could help explain why so many snow leopards get killed in retaliation for eating domestic animals.

Murderous Mickey: 'Zombie' Mice Triggered with Predatory Gene
By Kacey Deamer published
Scientists triggered mice's kill instinct.
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