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Sex change in the wild isn’t rare - it’s a survival strategy
In many species, sex isn’t fixed for life, and some animals can switch from male to female as part of a reproductive strategy. This process, called sequential hermaphroditism, allows individuals to ...
As thousands of birds nest in the warm sun of Midway Atoll, some tend to their new chicks. In a video posted by Friends of Midway Atoll (FOMA), one of the newest Mōlī (Laysan albatross) chicks gets a ...
The government will face a High Court challenge this week over changes to animal welfare rules governing the handling of chickens.
Beginning 3 February, The Animal Law Foundation said it would challenge the government at the Royal Court of Justice over ...
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Unusual South American toad that carries eggs in its back breeds for first time at Chester Zoo
The Surinam toad has an unusual trick for reproduction: instead of leaving their spawn in water to develop, once the eggs are laid, the male presses them into the female's back. She carries them until ...
Modern goose farming faces several challenges, including competition from cheaper poultry alternatives like chicken, ...
The 2026 International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE) is about to open its doors, and Shanghai Xiashu Intelligent ...
In the icy waters of Alaska's Bristol Bay, a new study reveals how a small population of beluga whales (Delphinapterus leucas) survive the long haul through a surprising strategy: they mate with ...
For the longest time, I had several chickens with bare backs and bare butts. Here are three common reasons chickens lose their feathers and what to do about it.
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