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  The Discovery of 234 New Species in the Greater Mekong Region - discoverwildscience

  discoverwildscience.com - Jan Otte

  Jan Otte The Greater Mekong region, a sprawling landscape of lush forests and winding rivers, has recently unveiled one of nature’s most awe-inspiring …

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  How the Great Barrier Reef Is Changing and New Scientific Discoveries Beneath the Waves - discoverwildscience

  discoverwildscience.com - Jan Otte

  Jan Otte The Great Barrier Reef, one of the most astonishing ecosystems on our planet, harbors spectacular biodiversity and ecological significance. …

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  Do Bird Beaks and Flower Shapes Influence Pollination? New Study Investigates - discoverwildscience

  discoverwildscience.com - Amy King, BSc Microbiology and Physiology

  Amy King, BSc Microbiology and Physiology When birds feed on nectar from flowers, they do more than just get a meal—they play a crucial role in …

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  Groundbreaking Alzheimers Research That Could Change the Future of Aging - discoverwildscience

  discoverwildscience.com - Maria Faith Saligumba

  Maria Faith Saligumba Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most daunting challenges in medical science, affecting millions of individuals worldwide, …

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  Pangolin burrows are biodiversity magnets in burnt forests, study shows

  mongabay.com - Morgan Erickson-Davis

  Pangolins, the world’s most trafficked mammals, hit the headlines more often for the illegal trade in their scales and meat than for their cherished …

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  Bonobos can recognize ignorance and help, a new ‘milestone’ in ape intelligence

  mongabay.com - Bobbybascomb

  Bonobos, one of humanity’s closest relatives, can tell when a human doesn’t know something and steps in to help — a cognitive ability never before …