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  • By Joko Pamungkas - Pamungkas J (2015) Species richness and macronutrient content of wawo worms (Polychaeta, Annelida) from Ambonese waters, Maluku, Indonesia. Biodiversity Data Journal 3: e4251. doi:10.3897/BDJ.3.e4251, CC BY 4.0, Link
    Science What if your calendar ran on a worm that splits itself in half? Ellsworth Toohey
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    Science A group of 200 chimps had a civil war Ellsworth Toohey
  • Bearded dragon lizard (seasoning_17/shutterstock.com)
    video Dead skin pulled from a lizard's nostril is deeply satisfying Popkin
  • African giant pouched rat (EvaL Miko / Shutterstock.com)
    animals Statue erected to honor landmine-sniffing rat in Cambodia Gail Sherman
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    video Monkey walks into hotel buffet, picks his snack, walks out Popkin
  • Tropical giant ant (Camponotus gigas). Borneo, Malaysia (corlaffra/shutterstock.com)
    crime Smugglers were caught with 5,000 Kenyan queen ants worth $220 each Ellsworth Toohey
  • Stork nest (Topillo/shutterstock.com)
    animals Storks build enormous nests on rooftops that weigh hundreds of pounds Popkin
  • Sandhill crane parent with two colts (Baby Sandhill Crane/shutterstock.com)
    animals Adorably awkward sandhill crane chicks waddling around are the mood boost you need Popkin
  • Being a Beast: Adventures Across the Species Divide, by Charles Foster
    books An Oxford barrister lived as a badger for six weeks, eating worms Ellsworth Toohey
  • By Alandmanson - Own work, CC BY 4.0, Link
    animals Meet the Picasso bug: the jewel-colored insect that looks like art Popkin
  • art Victorian girl's sketchbook turns her cat Mouton into a playful fantasy hero Popkin
  • animals Watch an adorable pup surprise people as they walk by his window Popkin
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    animals This inchworm is so small it looks like an eyelash crawling across someone's arm Popkin
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    animals Watch this mini dachshund throw a tiny temper tantrum Popkin
  • Image: Nneirda / shutterstock.com
    animals Adorable bunny Wilma chomps yellow flower in therapeutic POV video Popkin
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    animals Cat owner spends $20,000 and wears a helmet to feed their cat Ellsworth Toohey
  • A Sea Otter with newborn pup Homer Alaska (Wirestock Creators/shutterstock.com)
    animals The adorable reason sea otters hold hands while they sleep Popkin
  • Pigeon (Edijs K/shutterstock.com)
    video Watch a sweet pigeon care for a pregnant cat and her kittens Popkin
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    video Sled dog films itself using $700 camera as chew toy Gail Sherman
  • The male and female Irish elk (Cervus megaceros), now extinct. Reproduction of a painting by J Smith. Antlers. Extinct animals. Elk. Megaloceros. Contributors: John Henry Smith (active 1852–1893).
    History Irish elk: the giant deer that towered over humans and went extinct 8,000 years ago Popkin
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