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Plant uses fake droppings to fool dung beetles

The seeds of the Ceratocaryum argenteum plant, endemic to South Africa, closely resemble antelope droppings.

Mad cow disease altered the diet of wolves in Galicia

The ban on the abandonment of animal carcasses in the field affected the populations of the canid.

Winner of the Fritz Pölking Prize 2015 – Winner of the Fritz Pölking Prize 2015: Bruno D'Amicis

The prestigious Italian photographer Bruno D'Amicis has been chosen for this award.

The smallest snail in the world

Almost 10 specimens of this snail would fit in the eye of a needle.

The bunostegos was the first creature to get up on all fours

It was discovered in Niger in 2003, and until now it was thought that it had been a crawler like the other pareiasaurs that lived in the same period.

How many mites live in mattresses?

"I am the cleanest in the world and there are no mites on my mattress!" some will answer. Well you are wrong, we are inevitably surrounded by them.

Coelacanths preserve remnants of a developing lung

This adaptive mechanism allowed them to survive the great extinction of the Cretaceous, 65 million years ago.

Warming moves tropical plants to the peaks

This research provides new data on the importance of tropical areas.

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