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Caterpillars Keep Complex Rhythms to ‘Speak Ant’ and Secure Care, Study Finds

The most ant‑dependent larvae match vibrational patterns such as isochrony and rare double meter.

Elephant Trunk Whiskers Use Built-In Material Gradients to Pinpoint Touch, Study Finds

Mosasaurs Lived in Rivers Near the End of the Cretaceous, Isotope Study Finds

Mosasaur Tooth Shows Bus-Sized Marine Reptiles Hunted in Cretaceous Rivers

Scientists Identify Three New Live‑Bearing Tree Toads in Tanzania

Bowhead Whale Protein Linked to Enhanced DNA Repair, Offering Clues to Longevity

Six North American Bat Species Glow Green Under UV Light, Study Finds

Genomic Study Rebuts 'London Underground Mosquito' Myth, Tracing Human-Biting Lineage to Ancient Mediterranean

First Paranthropus Boisei Hand Reveals Human-Like Dexterity With Gorilla-Like Power

Study Finds Naked Mole-Rats’ cGAS Protein Boosts DNA Repair, Hinting at Longevity Clue

Deep-Sea Worm Is First Animal Known to Make Orpiment, Turning Vent Poisons Into Protection

Pygmy Seahorse Genome Reveals Gene Loss Behind Coral Mimicry and Stubby Snout

Australia’s Heaviest Stick Insect Acrophylla Alta Is Formally Described as Researchers Hunt for Males

Acrophylla Alta Confirmed as Australia’s Heaviest Insect, Search for Males Continues

Issa Valley Chimps Maintain Extensive Arboreal Foraging in Savannah Mosaic

Landmark Study Chronicles 35-Million-Year Evolution and Extinction of Sloths

506-Million-Year-Old Predator Mosura fentoni Unveiled from Canada's Burgess Shale

Rare Carnivorous Caterpillar in Hawaii Officially Described as 'Bone Collector'

Hawaiian Carnivorous Caterpillar Uses Prey Remains as Camouflage

New Study Reclassifies Deinosuchus as Saltwater-Tolerant Predator on Unique Crocodilian Lineage