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By Mar 9, 2013
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Amazing Videos Of Animals Catching Their Prey In Slow-Mo

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By Mar 8, 2013
Science

If Earth Were Hosting An Alien Species, This Is What It Would Look Like

The unkillable tardigrade rears its tiny, weird-looking head.
By Mar 7, 2013
Science

Deaf Baby Hears His Mother’s Voice For The First Time [Video]

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By Mar 7, 2013
Science

10 Of The Best Nature Photographs Of the Year

The finalists for Smithsonian's annual nature photography contest are in, and they're stunning.
By Mar 7, 2013
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The Largest Telescope Dish

China’s shape-shifting antenna to map the heavens.
By Mar 6, 2013
Technology

New Smart Material Will Form Instant Casts For Accident Victims

A company in Spain has developed a fabric that hardens like plastic when applied to a vacuum.
By Mar 6, 2013
Science

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Can We Humans Build Cities That Don’t Freak Us Out?

New research tries to measure the impact of streetscapes on our mental health.
By Mar 5, 2013
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5 Things You Should Know About The Baby Cured Of HIV

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By Mar 2, 2013
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World’s Sexiest Octopus Ostracized By Biologists

Due to its peculiar lifestyle and mating habits, the larger Pacific striped octopus has been largely ignored by scientists. It...