Photos: Inside the Oklahoma Taxidermy Shop That’s Supplying Skulls to Museums, Hunters, and Harvard

In Oklahoma’s temple of bone, science meets functional art, and flesh-eating beetles meet body parts from every continent ...

'The risk is real': Two tigers must be removed from residential property, says mayor of Ontario town

They're big strong animals, but we do know their personalities and how to, you know, maneuver them,' the owner said ...
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War and wildlife: How conflict mediates extinction

War not only destroys habitats, it also arms the people living within them. When conflict descends on a region, the institutional architecture of wildlife protection collapses almost immediately ...

The CIA once trained cats to be Cold War spies

The 1960s were a wild time for the CIA. When they weren’t dosing each other with acid or trying to use exploding cigars to kill Fidel Castro, the Agency’s staff were exploring other novel approaches ...
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That weird noise your cat makes? Scientists finally know what it means

From purrs to yowls, your cat has a complex vocabulary. A new study helps decode these feline vocalizations so you can better understand your pet's needs and moods.
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How to say "I love you" to a cat in its own language, without a word or a sound

You talk to him, you compliment him, and you declare your love… but your cat probably doesn't understand a word of it.