The Nature Network on MSN
Creatures designed to kill but choose not to
The animal kingdom is full of species equipped with formidable weapons and hunting abilities that could easily cause harm, ...
Reintroduced in 2023, gray wolves have spread out across western Colorado, exploring wild landscapes and preying on elk, deer, and occasionally — livestock. To address the problem, Colorado is ...
Researchers have found wolves using crab traps in British Columbia, demonstrating a surprising level of intelligence.
Ancient wolves found on a human-occupied Baltic island reveal unexpected and complex forms of prehistoric human-animal interaction. Researchers have uncovered wolf remains dating back thousands of ...
A new game mode makes the open world a dangerous place, developers warn—and also makes it lucrative to kill critters ...
Japanese honeybees also use heat as a defence mechanism. When a hornet attacks a hive a group of worker bees generate heat by ...
Chimpanzees are clearly among the most intelligent of all non-human animals, but they are rarely regarded as killers. And yet ...
Survival World on MSN
Why don't humans eat other carnivore animals?
Interestingly, carnivorous fish like tuna, salmon, and swordfish don’t fall under this “humans don’t eat carnivores” rule.
Honey badgers are not actually named for their love of honey, in fact, they raid bee hives to loot the delicious, protein-rich larva inside, which seems like an overly complicated way to get protein.
Animals help disperse seeds and spores for many plant and fungal species. This typically happens when animals eat the ...
A natural experiment in a national park in Patagonia shows how the return of a large predator can reshape an ecosystem.
Three adult wolves and one juvenile from the same group, the Beyem Seyo pack, were euthanized by state game wardens in October after nonlethal efforts to stop them from preying on local cattle failed, ...
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