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Weird & wonderful stuff at Zooillogix

Category: Animal BehaviourBloggingLinks
Posted on: August 24, 2007 9:26 AM, by Mo

Zooillogix is the latest addition to ScienceBlogs.com. It's chock full of weird and wonderful stuff from the animal kingdom, like the Peter's elephant nose fish, which detects prey using electrical fields emitted from its chin.

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