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Mexican Holding Pen Primed North American Mammals for Southward Spread

Expanded fossil evidence shows late Miocene drying selected traits in northern lineages that later eased their passage and spread into South America.

Juvenile Smooth Hammerheads Found in Galápagos Point to Possible Nursery

Orcas Documented Ramming Sunfish Until They Fragment in Coordinated 'Ram‑to‑Fragment' Maneuver

Sperm Whales Blow Bubbles to Hold Vertical Naps Below the Surface

Lake‑Fly Larvae Withstand Deep Pressure and Upend Ocean‑Insect Explanation

Dorsal-Fin Cameras Reveal Vast Whale Shark Behaviour Repertoire

Mice at 22,000 Feet: How the World's Highest‑Dwelling Mammal Survives

Tall Borneo Dipterocarps Have Built‑In Traits That Reduce Drought Risk

Study Raises Conservative Global Insect Count to 14–20 Million

Archaeologists Confirm Minanbé, a Lost Maya City, in Calakmul Reserve

Intact Maya City Minanbé Found in Mexico’s Calakmul Reserve

Geologists Confirm Previously Unknown Reverse Fault Near Shively, California

Australian 'Ballista' Spider Catapults Weaver Ants Into Its Web

Fossil Hatchlings Show Early Tetrapods Grew Up Without Tadpole Metamorphosis

Pollen‑Eating Heliconius Butterflies Evolved Dramatically Slower Ageing

New Walking Shark Species Identified Off Papua New Guinea

Goblin Shark Filmed Alive in Deep Sea for First Time

Pollen-Eating Heliconius Butterflies Live Months Longer Than Close Relatives

First In‑Situ Video Confirms Live Goblin Sharks in the Deep Pacific

Scientists Complete First Full Millipede Family Tree