Gorilla tactics: animals get cross with humans

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Researchers in Cameroon witnessed aggressive behavior from Cross River gorillas that involved throwing mud and grass which is unusual for gorillas. The gorillas may have learned this behavior from watching people who have also threatened the gorillas with the same tactics.

Cameroon, Causes of, Behavior, Animal behavior, Aggressiveness (Psychology), Gorillas, Animal behaviour

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CSI: upstate New York

Article Abstract:

The possible use of fisher fingerprints in determining the population of these mammals in the Adirondack Mountains, is discussed. It was discovered that fishers had unique fingerprints. Because of this, it is possible to count fishers without having to capture them.

United States, Labor Distribution by Employer, Usage, Statistics, Martens, Fingerprints

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Designer homes for penguins

Article Abstract:

Details of the shelters constructed to protect Dyer Island's African penguins are presented.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, South Africa, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Protection and preservation, Penguins, Animal shelters

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