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Catch Keoghan in a Squarespace ad during the Super Bowl, where he's once again sharing the screen with animals.

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Phenacoscorpius trispinis, or the noslit scorpionfish, was caught in a rocky area of Sagami Bay, on the east coast of Japan, ...

Two endangered North Atlantic right whales were spotted swimming along the Alabama coast in what experts called a “rare” sight for the region. Captain Bobby Kelly with the Gulf Shores Fishing Charters ...

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Many mammals are true hibernators and remain dormant through the winter, but a lot of them stay active, at least to some degree.

so let’s think about these animals and why we do, or don’t, see them. A good place to start: Who is active and when? We only have a few species of mammals that are true hibernators ...