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New study reveals surprising insights into feeding habits of carnivorous dinosaurs in North America

New study reveals surprising insights into feeding habits of carnivorous dinosaurs in North America
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Gnawed Dinosaur Bones Reveal Carnivore Habits in Jurassic America

Dinosaur fossils with bite marks have shed new light on the interactions between Jurassic predators and some of the largest creatures ever to roam the Earth.

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Surprising insights into feeding habits of carnivorous dinosaurs in North America

Surprising insights into feeding habits of carnivorous dinosaurs in North America
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Female Frogs Fake Death to Escape Unwanted Male Attention

To avoid being crowded to death by males wanting to mate during the breeding season, female frogs have evolved ways to get the males to leave them alone.

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