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Sharks in the Gulf of Mexico hunt in shifts to avoid each other
The shark species of the Gulf of Mexico work to a 24-hour hunting schedule to share resources, with different species active in the morning, afternoon, evening and night
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Female vampire bats groom each other and share their food
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Meerkats in zoos don鈥檛 put as much effort into social niceties
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Can we use nudge theory to help endangered animals save themselves?
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Young eels escape from the mouths of fish by wriggling out the gills
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Female seahorses cheat on their mate when they can no longer smell him
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鈥楬angry鈥� male fruit flies attack each other if they go without food
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Anthropomania review: Our love of animals and how we live with them
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Parasitic ants keep evolving to lose their smell and taste genes
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Scottish blue tits mostly survive on food from garden bird feeders
Garden bird feed is the single most common food source found in a sample of blue tit faeces collected across Scotland
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Toxic beetle鈥檚 genetics reveals how evolution makes new organs
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Common swifts can fly more than 800 kilometres a day during migration
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Female mice that lose a male partner are wary of taking a new one
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Hermit crabs choose by colour when selecting a new shell for a home
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