For the first time, a badger has been observed burying an animal much larger than itself – a cow.
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Scientists from the University of Utah were conducting a study on scavenger behavior in Utah’s Grassy Mountains. They set out seven calf carcasses with camera traps, and after a week they noticed one carcass was missing. When they checked the footage, they found a determined badger that completely buried the calf over the course of five days. Badgers cache their food to hide it from other scavengers as well as to make it last longer.

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http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/03/badger-buries-entire-cow-carcass/

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Along this Cambodian river, billions of migrating fish attract fishermen and scientists alike.
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Billions of fish migrate southward to the Mekong River in Cambodia each year. This migration attracts fishermen, who take advantage of the abundant harvest. The river is so full that one fishing net can pull in up to 600 pounds of fish. Few studies have been done to track the migrating fish to measure the health of their population. So National Geographic Explorer Zeb Hogan has joined a fishing crew along the Tonle Sap River, which connects the largest lake in Southeast Asia to the Mekong River, to tag fish and determine how many survive the journey. While massive numbers of fish are on the move during the migration season, overfishing and dam building have taken a heavy toll on fish numbers.

Read “Enormous Fish Make One of the World’s Largest Migrations.”
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2017/03/mekong-river-fish-migrations/

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