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PHOTO: Penguins swimming. — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

How did birds like penguins evolve into some of the world's best swimmers?

PHOTO: A fossil warrah skull found at Spring Point Farm on West Falkland. The skull is housed at the Falkland Islands Museum and National Trust. — Kit Hamley

Did humans introduce a now-extinct wolf to the Falkland Islands?

PHOTO: A hockey player watches a fast moving puck in an undated stock image. — STOCK IMAGE/Bernhard Lang/Getty Images

Here's how hockey fans watch the puck without watching the puck

PHOTO: A spotted hyena prowls in the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya. — LightRocket via Getty Images, FILE

Hyenas, considered 'villains of the world,' play key role in returning nutrients to desert soil

PHOTO: A snow goose lands from flight in Bosque, N.M. in an undated file image. — Malcolm Schuyl/Shutterstock

Even geese got fat quickly during the pandemic

PHOTO: In this undated file photo, a large group of yellowfin tuna is shown in the waters off Vibo Valentia, Calabria, Italy. — Giordano Cipriani/Getty Images, FILE

Plenty of fish in the sea? Scientists can now count them using DNA

PHOTO: In this undated file photo, a three-spined stickleback is shown. — Paul Kay/Getty Images, FILE

Lithium treatments used for bipolar disorder shown to help fish fight parasite

PHOTO: Leather balls were found in an approximately 3,000-year-old cemetery in northwestern China. — University of Zurich

Leather-covered balls in Chinese graves evidence of 3,000-year-old sport: Study

PHOTO: In this undated file photo, chimpanzees sit in Kibale National Park in Uganda. — Yannick Tylle/Getty Images, FILE

Scientists see signs of chimpanzees being able to adapt to climate change

PHOTO: Alligator. — Arto Hakola/Getty Images

Alligator blood inhibits key toxin in snake venom, study shows

PHOTO: A person holds a sapling in this stock photo. — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

This is why so many plants are green

PHOTO: Some of the most rarely seen albinos on the planet are deep-water sharks. — Auckland War Memorial Museum via Inside Science

Albino sharks among fascinating species in 'horribly underexplored' deep sea

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