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The Whale Shark, World’s Biggest Fish: A Gradual Disappearance
Photo Source: https://marinemadnessdotblog Introduction: Located mainly in the Philippines, whale sharks are majestic, elusive creatures that dwell in depths at an elevation of around 2,000 meters. They primarily feed on plankton and can grow up to a whopping 60 feet long, weighing an average of 18 tons. Whale sharks live around 70-130 years. Each spot on a whale shark’s body acts like a human fingerprint- not one whale shark shares the same pattern of spots. Photo Source:...
Lyla, California, Age 13
10 hours ago2 min read


Part 2 of 3: Do Animals Feel Anger?
Do wild animals experience “anger” as we humans do? Yes, indeed they do. But this “anger” in wild or even domestic animals needs a bit of explaining. Grizzly bear anger. Source: unsplash.com/Mana5280 When we observe aggressive behavior in an animal, it is easy to assume they are feeling "anger" similar to a human. This is known as anthropomorphism. However, animal emotions differ in significant ways: The Difference Between Animal and Human Emotion Neurological complexity:
Teju Vishwamitra
Nov 153 min read


Part 1 of 3: Do Animals Feel Grief?
What is grief? Experts explain that grief is an emotional, mental, and physical response to loss, most commonly associated with death but also encompassing other life changes such as the end of a powerful relationship, prolonged illness, loss of personal belongings, or a combination of any of these. It is a natural reaction of our brain as a defense mechanism against a loss, is deeply personal, and can manifest itself differently for everyone. However, while intense, with the
Teju Vishwamitra
Sep 144 min read


The Numbat: Australia's Striped Anteater You've Never Heard Of
INTRODUCTION (taken from project Numbat and Wikipedia ) The Numbat is a small, shy, and solitary marsupial only found in Australia,...
Lyla, California, Age 12
Aug 222 min read
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