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Scientists document carnivorous squirrels in California who hunt voles

California ground squirrels are documented hunting and eating voles, showcasing a regular predatory behavior rather than isolated incidents.

Rain-Collecting Rattlesnakes Give New Meaning to Thirst Trap'

Prairie rattlesnakes have developed a unique behavior to collect rainwater by coiling up, which researchers studied using simulated rainfall.

Scientists document carnivorous squirrels in California who hunt voles

California ground squirrels are documented hunting and eating voles, showcasing a regular predatory behavior rather than isolated incidents.

Rain-Collecting Rattlesnakes Give New Meaning to Thirst Trap'

Prairie rattlesnakes have developed a unique behavior to collect rainwater by coiling up, which researchers studied using simulated rainfall.
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Tiny, Tasty Lizards Scuba-Dive for Their Survival

Water anoles can hold their breath for extraordinary lengths of time thanks to a specialized air bubble, aiding in predator evasion.

Living With Roommates Is Sorely Underrated

The study shows that social networks among great tits influence their eating behavior, reflecting the benefits of group living.

Why The Matador Bug Is A Walking Red Flag | Defector

The matador bug's unique behavior of waving red flags on its legs is not primarily driven by sexual selection as previously assumed.

Watch As Honeybee SLAPS Ant In Heated Exchange | Defector

Honeybees utilize their wings, not legs, to defend against ants in a specialized behavior.
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