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The forgotten tweet: Why was female bird song ignored?
After centuries of research focusing on male birds, scientists are now exploring female song, revealing that it is more common and complex than previously thought. The historical bias, driven by a male-dominated field and a focus on northern migratory species, is being challenged as more women enter ornithology.

Dolphins for sale: Bankrupt Mexican water park operator to sell assets
Liquidators for The Dolphin Company have petitioned a Delaware bankruptcy court to approve the sale of assets, including 87 dolphins. The $20 million deal awaits judicial review amid an ongoing corporate dispute.

The surprising stars of the summer: The bears from Alaska that swept the web
Every summer, as salmon migration begins in Alaska, millions of people around the world tune in to a live feed documenting grizzly bears hunting in the state's national park. This is how a small nature camera project became one of the biggest web phenomena of the last decade.

Trail cameras disappear across the country: hungry hyenas exposed as culprits
A camera placed as part of an urban nature survey in Rehovot was chewed and disappeared along with its memory card. The Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel (SPNI) says this is not an isolated case: three similar incidents have been documented in the north, reflecting the growing presence of hyenas near city outskirts.

Who is Timothy, the chubby raccoon who became a viral sensation?
Timothy, who has gained millions of fans, suffers from a rare syndrome that gives him a unique spherical appearance. Despite his condition, he remains an active and resilient creature.

What is your dog really thinking? Tarot cards aim to provide answers
Pet owners in South Korea are increasingly turning to tarot readers to understand their dogs' emotions. The rise in pet ownership, coupled with a declining birth rate, has made this unique service a growing trend.