“Maybe it’s deciding whether we are worth eating.” Komodo encounter ... in which to grow their own fruit and vegetables have managed to adapt by hunting whales, dolphins and manta rays that pass ...

The central province of Samut Sakhon, where the Covid-19 virus first re-surfaced in December, is to re-open 22 wet markets from Monday. However, the seafood market where the outbreak began is not one ...

Dragons, a mock whale hunt and human skulls: most of what we’re see on this trip would be visited only by the most dogged ...

In documentaries, more often than not, another animal is at risk of getting eaten when they ... but the driving concern is how human behavior could impact the killer whales.’ ...

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According to Britannica, "art" can be described as something "consciously created through an expression of skill or imagination"—whereas Wikipedia defines it more narrowly as a human activity.

A dolphin was nestled in a deepwater hole hidden within the shallow waters of Shark Bay, Australia. Richard Conner, one of ...

The findings highlight the ongoing risks that human activities pose to marine life ... via Wikimedia Commons Blue whales primarily eat tiny shrimp-like animals called krill. During feeding season, ...

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And then, some fifty million years ago (about twelve to eighteen million years before hominids diverged from gibbons), whales the size of sheepdogs went back into the water. They chose the deep blue .