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Dragon mantis females have a Y-shaped sex gland that moves like a tentacle and looks like a maggot
A two-pronged, pheromone-producing gland in female dragon mantises only pops up when they are ready to mate.
Newfound species of amphibious giant centipede named for woman cursed by the gods
Researchers recently described a new species of amphibious giant centipede in an archipelago in Japan.
Mom & baby giraffe trapped on a sinking island rescued in months-long operation
A months-long rescue operation transported the last of nine stranded giraffes to their new home in a mainland sanctuary.
Scientists want to store DNA of 6.7 million species on the moon, just in case
Scientists have unveiled plans for a lunar ark on the moon containing genetic information on 6.7 million species to ensure their preservation against existential threats.
Stressful animation shows blue whale dodging hundreds of ships while trying to feed
Scientists recently animated the hazards of being a blue whale that's trying to avoid collisions with ships at sea.
Embryos of Northern white rhino created. Will they save nearly extinct creature?
More northern white rhino embryos have been created in a lab in the race to save the subspecies from extinction. There are now five in total.
Elephants counted from space using satellites and AI
A combination of satellite images and deep learning computer algorithms can spot elephants from space as well as the human eye.
Florida manatee with 'Trump' scraped into back spurs a federal investigation
U.S. Fish and Wildlife officials are looking for the person who scratched the word "Trump" into the back of a manatee.
