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Category: mammals

Featured / mammals / predators / Science and Technology

Watch: Sloth fights off ocelot attack

Watch two camera trap videos that show a two-toed sloth fending off an attacking ocelot in the Ecuadorian Amazon.

gender / mammals / parents / Science and Technology / sexes

Are human dads oddly egalitarian? Not really

A new study looks at whether human males are more egalitarian than are males among other mammals.

evolution / genomes / mammals / Science and Technology

241 genomes rework mammal family tree

“…we answer the question of where and when mammals diversified and evolved in relation to the K-Pg mass extinction.”

conservation / Earth and Environment / mammals / otters / parasites

Rare strain of parasite kills California sea otters

A rare strain of toxoplasmosis that killed four sea otters has “never before been described in sea otters… or in any other aquatic mammal or bird.”

conservation / Earth and Environment / mammals / otters / parasites

Rare strain of parasite kills California sea otters

A rare strain of toxoplasmosis that killed four sea otters has “never before been described in sea otters… or in any other aquatic mammal or bird.”

ecosystems / mammals / national parks / Science and Technology

Tropical wildlife keep similar routines around the world

New findings show that similar environmental conditions in rainforests around the world result in consistent wildlife activity patterns.

climate change / Earth and Environment / evolution / islands / mammals

Do treeshrews break the ‘rules’ due to climate?

The Northern treeshrew defies two widely tested ecological “rules” of body size variation within species, according to a new study.

Asia / conservation / Earth and Environment / Featured / mammals

Cool footage: Some Asian animals thrive near people

Some large Asian animals are surprisingly able to live near humans, research finds. Others are not.

conservation / Earth and Environment / ecosystems / extinction / mammals / predators

Loss of land mammals decimated food webs over 130,000 years

Recreating 130,000 years of mammal food webs with machine learning reveals the scope of the biodiversity crisis.

evolution / fossils / mammals / marsupials / reproduction / Science and Technology

Fossil discovery complicates placenta vs. pouch

Scientists have viewed marsupial reproduction as more “primitive” than that of placental mammals. Fossils complicate that view.

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