The Godzilla wasp is now the first known Microgastrine to dive underwater to target its prey.
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It is the first time that this particularly gruesome feeding behavior was observed.
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Scientists have come across one of the oldest evidence of an extraordinary predation event. They discovered an ancient fossil that shows a squid-like creature attacking a fish.
Scientists are using birds to figure out how dinosaurs like the T. rex may have walked and run.
Slow-motion footage shows that flattie spiders spin like figure skaters and faster than any other land animal.
Humans demonize predators and scavengers — but need them.
Scientists have identified 18 new species of pelican spiders, also known as assassin spiders for the brutal way they prey upon other spiders.
An enormous crab with pincers strong enough to crack open coconuts also brutally kills and eats large birds, it turns out.
A paper presented at the annual conference of the Geological Society of America suggests the arms' short length and reach of the Tyrannosaurus rex would have actually been an asset when dealing with prey at close quarters.
For some reason, dolphins are biting the heads off of their prey.
Scientists found a dinosaur with a weird head shape, and they are trying to make sense of it in terms of marine reptile evolution.
A spooked snake regurgitated its meal to get away from a couple of humans. Its prey, another snake, was still alive and managed to wriggle away.
For the first time, we have footage of narwhals using their unicorn-looking tusks, and the arctic whales are using them as weapons.
Saber-toothed tigers went extinct as their food disappeared at the end of the last Ice Age, and it looks like modern big cats could go the same way, thanks to humans.