A passage of water in the North Sea known as the Skagerrak is a hotspot for young Greenland sharks, according to a new study. But what are the elusive animals doing there?
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New Jersey hawk develops clever hunting strategy using traffic signals
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Clobazam, an anti-anxiety drug, is polluting our waterways – Swedish study found traces of the drug had altered the way wild Atlantic salmon migrate
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Apparently magpies and crows are using "Anti-Bird Spikes" to make their nests
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With ships, birds find an easier way to travel
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First account of apparent alloparental care of a long-finned pilot whale calf by a female killer whale near Snæfellsnes, in west Iceland
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How artificial intelligence is helping us decode animal languages
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Brown bears switch habitats in the spring so they can hunt reindeer and moose calves, researchers have said
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Japanese aquarium urges public to video-chat eels who are forgetting humans exist
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A photographer recently captured a wild video of two brown bears fighting at a forest in Finland
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A rare trio of bald eagles — two dads, one mom — are raising eaglets together in one nest
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Animals can utilise man-made hollows in trees
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