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Beetles raise their young in trash dumps left behind by army ants
Breeding beetles belonging to dozens of species are attracted to the piles of food waste left behind by raiding army ants
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We鈥檝e just realised that a tiny West African crocodile can moo
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Male butterflies plug attractive females鈥� genitals to stop them mating
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Turtles that move in herds reveal the complex social lives of reptiles
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Human noise pollution drives monkeys to rely on communication by scent
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Frogs have been trying to mate with odd things for 220 million years
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Spotted salamander eggs hatch more easily if nibbled by predators
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Pirate spiders ambush prey by tricking them with lines of silk
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Animal motion-capture studio tracks bird flocks and insect swarms
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Do honeyguides really help honey badgers find bees鈥� nests?
An African bird called the greater honeyguide is said to lead honey badgers to beehives. Despite decades of reports, including faked footage, hard evidence has been tough to come by 鈥� but it鈥檚 more than just a myth
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Cuvier’s beaked whale seen grieving dead calf for first time
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Young cupboard spiders sometimes turn cannibal and eat their siblings
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Llamas solve problems faster after watching people do it
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How do captive animals really feel, and can we make them happier?
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