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Scientists found urban birds flee from women much sooner than from men. Here is how to tone down your naturally terrifying aura in the park.

That cardinal glaring at the feeder isn't plotting your downfall. Here is why backyard birds get so feisty and how native plants can save the day.

When life gives an 18-year-old elephant a giant squash stuffed with sweet potatoes, total glorious obliteration is the only reasonable response.
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That cardinal glaring at the feeder isn't plotting your downfall. Here is why backyard birds get so feisty and how native plants can save the day.

Scientists found urban birds flee from women much sooner than from men. Here is how to tone down your naturally terrifying aura in the park.

Motion-activated trail cameras are catching wild animals at their absolute goofiest, proving nature is delightfully weird when no one's watching.

Your dog isn't just staring at the wall—they're actually following the plot. Here is why animals are suddenly glued to the television.

When life gives an 18-year-old elephant a giant squash stuffed with sweet potatoes, total glorious obliteration is the only reasonable response.

A tiny dog featuring polka dots and a miniature drum kit just elevated the Halloween dog parade to peak underground music culture.

A vibrant installation at the American Museum of Natural History puts our minor daily travel meltdowns into serious perspective.

An African Grey parrot named Cruz has amassed 400,000 fans by ripping fake farts. Here's why avian brains love physical comedy as much as we do.
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That cardinal glaring at the feeder isn't plotting your downfall. Here is why backyard birds get so feisty and how native plants can save the day.

Scientists found urban birds flee from women much sooner than from men. Here is how to tone down your naturally terrifying aura in the park.

Motion-activated trail cameras are catching wild animals at their absolute goofiest, proving nature is delightfully weird when no one's watching.

Your dog isn't just staring at the wall—they're actually following the plot. Here is why animals are suddenly glued to the television.

When life gives an 18-year-old elephant a giant squash stuffed with sweet potatoes, total glorious obliteration is the only reasonable response.

A tiny dog featuring polka dots and a miniature drum kit just elevated the Halloween dog parade to peak underground music culture.

A vibrant installation at the American Museum of Natural History puts our minor daily travel meltdowns into serious perspective.

An African Grey parrot named Cruz has amassed 400,000 fans by ripping fake farts. Here's why avian brains love physical comedy as much as we do.

When high-stakes snacks are on the line, this endangered red panda shows us all how problem-solving is really done.

When a city's birds lost their local vocal culture, a physicist decoded 1960s field notes and sleep-talking chatter to bring back the ultimate throwbacks.

When researchers sent a high-tech sub 323 meters off the coast of Hawaii, they expected marine data—not an eight-armed creature acting just like a housecat with a laser pointer.

When a routine walk home turns into a game of hide-and-seek with a giant rescued elephant, pure joy ensues.
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