Great white shark attacks on humans may be case of mistaken identity, study suggests

Great white shark attacks on humans may be case of mistaken identity, study suggests

On the rare occasion a great white shark attacks a human, the bite may be the result of mistaken identity, according to new research. A study by Australian scientists suggests the apex predator may not be able to visually distinguish surfers and swimmers at the water’s surface from their natural prey. “They’re not these mindless […]

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Original New Guinea Singing Dogs Still Exist in the Wild, Study Shows

Original New Guinea Singing Dogs Still Exist in the Wild, Study Shows

The New Guinea singing dog was first described in 1897, and became known for its unique and characteristic vocalization, described as a ‘wolf howl with overtones of whale song.’ Originally classified as a distinct species, Canis hallstromi, its taxonomy remains controversial in part due to the availability of only captive specimens for genetic analysis and […]

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Pregnant orang-utan pictured clinging to final tree as bulldozers destroy rainforest around her!

Pregnant orang-utan pictured clinging to final tree as bulldozers destroy rainforest around her!

A starving, heavily pregnant orang-utan clings to a solitary tree high above what had been pristine rainforest for ­millennia – till giant bulldozers moved in and flattened it in days. Boon-Mee was too weak and frightened to leave the trunk where she had sought sanctuary as the machines tore down her ­jungle home in Borneo, […]

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