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Discovery News - Animals
News on animals from Discovery

Fossil Feathers Reveal Extinct Moa's True Colors
A stash of fossil feathers from the extinct Moa reveal a wealth of information.
Giant, Spitting Worms Garner Protection Plea
Supporters of the Palouse earthworm file a petition to protect this rare, giant worm.
Cancer: Another Threat to Wildlife
Wild animals get cancer too and the disease is another conservation threat.
Predatory Dingoes Promote Diversity
Although perceived as invasive predators, dingoes actually protect biodiversity.
Pigeons Make Good Art Critics
Pigeons have the potential to learn and mark a "good" piece art from a "bad" one.
Fish's Ears Get Bigger in Acidic Water
Fish ears grow up to 17 percent larger when CO2 levels are increased in water.
One-Third of Sharks Now Face Extinction
A new study shows that a third of ocean sharks now face extinction.
Spotted Owls Face Genetic Bottleneck
Faced with declining populations, spotted owls have lost genetic diversity.
Spider Mimics Ants to Scare off Predators
This unusual spider fends off other spiders by mimicking the behavior an ant.
Giant Elephant Fossil Unearthed in Java
Scientists uncover the most complete prehistoric elephant skeleton ever found in the tropics.
Caribou Populations See Rapid Decline
Caribou and reindeer herds have dwindled by nearly 60 percent on average.
Lynx Brought Back from the Brink
The severely endangered Iberian lynx is making a slow but steady comeback in captivity.
Great White Sharks Hunt Like Serial Killers
Jack the Ripper had plenty in common with great white sharks, according to new research.
Carbon Credits Could Help Rainforest Animals
Carbon markets could protect threatened species, as well as reduce emissions.
Mekong River Dolphin Nearly Extinct
Freshwater dolphins in Cambodia and Laos are on the brink of extinction due to pollution.
PETA Wishes Obama Hadn't Swatted That Fly
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals wants Obama to be kinder to pesky flies.
Twittering Helps Shrews Find Their Way
Shrews use primitive echolocation to "see" past obstacles and navigate.
'Genius Fish' Strategizes Like Humans
The nine-spined stickleback can think and learn like we humans do, researchers find.
Antivenoms Can't Stop Deadly Jellyfish Sting
A box jellyfish antivenom is proven ineffective against the animal's deadly sting.
Bed Bug Weapon Uses Insect's Own Juice
A new weapon against bed bugs includes the insects' own pheromones.
Ancient Beasts Thrived in Arctic Swamps
Swamp beasts of the prehistoric Canadian high Arctic survived the polar darkness on rotting plants.
Climate Change? Big Mammals Can Adapt
Big mammals may be unexpectedly flexible to climate change, research finds.
Bird Flu Survives in Landfills
Bird flu can survive for up to two years in bird carcasses that have been dumped into landfills.
Chimps, Other Apes Laugh Like People
Chimps and other primates laugh the way we do, research finds.
First Pig Stem Cells Created
The world's first pig stem cells are created and could be used to battle human disease.
Some City Rats Roam Far From Home
Most city rats stay local, but a few adventurous ones stray further, foiling pest controls.
Tracking Penguin Poop From Space
Researchers followed Emperor penguin poop trails from space to track at-risk colonies.
Chimp-Made Toolkit Most Complex Ever Found
Chimps create an impressive five-piece toolkit for extracting honey.
Rare Baby Panda Born in Thai Zoo
A baby panda birth makes Thailand only the third country to breed a panda in captivity.
Toothy Sharks Once Ruled Tuscany
Under the Tuscan soil lie the fossilized remains of some toothy ancient residents.
Monkeys Pass on Inserted Gene
Transgenic monkeys are shown to pass newly acquired genes to their offspring.
Sperm Whale Caught Stealing Fish on Video
Video of a sperm whale stealing fish reveals how these sneaky marine giants foil fishermen.
Desert Tortoises Get Real Estate Map
Predicting where displaced animals could live may become a major conservation tool.
Hair Loss Gene Found in Mice
A mouse gene linked to hair loss could lead to treatments for baldness in people.
Rooks Quickly Learn Tool-Use
Laboratory studies with rooks show the birds quickly pick up how to use tools to get food.
Whales Need Major Rebound, Study Shows
The oceans once supported far more animals than exist today. Could it happen again?
Swine Flu Genes Circulated for a Decade
Pigs may have hosted genes included in the new swine flu for a decade or more.
Tasmanian Devils Listed as Endangered
A contagious cancer has wiped out most wild Tasmanian devils.
English Cocker Spaniel: Born to Be Bad?
The doe-eyed English cocker spaniel may be the world's most aggressive breed.
Birds Under Stress Become Better Singers
Male birds sing more elaborately under stress to prove they're good learners -- and survivors.
Flight of the Bumblebee: Inefficient But Precise
Bumblebees use brute force to fly around, but they have fine control.
Introducing the Fuel-Efficient Cow
Will genetic engineering be the solution to livestock methane emissions?
Life on Earth May Have Begun Much Earlier
Primitive life forms may have survived a period of intense bombardment on early Earth.
Sea Creatures Inspire CO2 Sponge
The porous structure of echinoderms offer a model for a greenhouse gas sponge.

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