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Zme Science

ZME Science publishes daily news and features about the latest research in science and technology.

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zmescience.com > ecology > animals-ecology > elephants-know-when-a-strategy-stops-working-and-can-quickly-change-course

Elephants Know When a Strategy Stops Working and Can Quickly Change Course

3+ day, 16+ hour ago   (490+ words) Elephants struggled when scientists changed the rules but then adapted surprisingly fast....

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zmescience.com > ecology > animals-ecology > amazon-dolphin-anaconda-bizarre-behavior

Bolivian river dolphins sometimes dangle anacondas in their mouths and scientists don't know why

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (231+ words) Seriously, dolphins?...

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zmescience.com > science > news-science > 24-legged-insect

Insects Have Six Legs. But This 324-Million-Year-Old Insect Had 24 Legs and a Body Unlike Anything Alive Today

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (113+ words) A fossil misidentified for decades reveals insects before six legs became standard....

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zmescience.com > science > news-science > dolphins-on-opposite-sides-of-australia-have-learned-to-fish-with-seashells-they-may-have-invented-it-twice

Dolphins on Opposite Sides of Australia Have Learned to Fish With Seashells. They May Have Invented It Twice

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (649+ words) Dolphin culture just got even more interesting. When a dolphin surfaced in Queensland’s Hervey Bay with a large sea-snail shell perched over its snout, Alexis Levengood knew immediately she was seeing something special. “I started screaming because I know what…...