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Newsweek spoke to Deby Cassill, an associate professor of integrative biology and animal behaviorist at the University of South Florida in Tampa, about what rescue dogs often have to learn and why ...

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While many kids enjoy staring at the sharks swimming gracefully through the tanks at the Loveland Living Planet Aquarium in Draper, do the sharks enjoy it as well?

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