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Just admit it, goat eyes look weird! It's the pupils, mostly, but goats can also do things with their eyes that humans just can't. A study out of the University of California, Berkeley looked at a plethora of different animal eyeballs and discovered a fascinating trend.

They conclude that pupil shape and size plays a key role in the grand scheme of evolution. And with all the advantages of goat eyes, you might even start to get jealous.

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The thylacine, aka Tasmanian tiger, was thought to go extinct in 1936. However, a research team at Australia's James Cook University has hope that this is not case. They are installing cameras across areas where tigers have supposedly appeared, in hope that they can be seen alive for the first time in over 80 years.

The black-and-white footage shown in this video was provided by Cameron Campbell, founder of Nature Worlds. You can see more footage of the Tasmanian tiger on Campbell's website.

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University of Utah researchers captured footage of an American badger burying an entire cow. The American badger is known to store and bury food it finds, but nothing of this size.

The badger stumbled upon the cow carcass. It weighed 50 pounds - about 4x more than the badger. It took about 5 days in all to bury. Researcher Ethan Frehner was amazed, saying, “It’s a lot of excavation engineering they put into accomplishing this.”

The discovery proves badgers can "cache" big animals. Biologists say this could lead to big benefits for cattle ranchers in the West, as the burial process can stop diseases before they spread.

Video courtesy of Evan R Buechley, The University of Utah.

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Is your dog overweight? Well consider this: You might be rewarding your dog the wrong way. Many American dogs are overweight for the same reason that American humans are overweight.

We enjoy rewarding our dogs, and ourselves, with food. Next time you want to treat your dog, skip the treat box and head for the front door. You might be surprised how happy they'll be – and it's good exercise for you, too.

Dog expert Alexandra Horowitz explains more on how you can get your overweight dog back in shape. Learn more about how your dog thinks and perceives the world in Horowitz's latest book "Being a Dog: Following the Dog Into a World of Smell."

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In the dusty attic of an ancient manor house, a team of volunteers trawled through the relics of the centuries. They swept through the long-discarded wires, nails and rubbish that littered the floor, not finding anything of interest. But then suddenly, one man pulled a folded sheaf of paper from beneath the floorboards. He had discovered something amazing, kept hidden in the house for hundreds of years.




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