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Hot dogs are only for the grill.
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Fireworks scare us—that’s why we love them

Our brains enjoy fear, but only in small, controlled doses.
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How a bank clerk became a record-breaking polar explorer

In between, she almost died in the Arctic.
By Aug 30, 2018
Animals

How a pair of wildlife rescuers ended up with a chubby pet squirrel named Thumbelina

And why you should probably leave most baby squirrels alone.
By Aug 29, 2018
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We trained crows to pick up garbage, but can we teach ourselves?

A game for birds became an educational one for humans.
By Aug 20, 2018
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Reports of Homo erectus’ laziness are ‘moronic’

What bad headlines call lazy is what early humans called survival.
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How parched states like California fight wildfires

You can battle a record-breaking blaze even while trying to conserve water.
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Ancient climate change may have dragged the wild horses away

Maybe that's why none exist today.
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Only 13 percent of the world’s oceans are still wild

The forecast isn’t looking great, either.