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Birds
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Birds
Flamingos conjure ‘water tornadoes’ to trap their prey
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Science
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Wildlife
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Wildlife
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Climate Change
28 big American cities are sinking
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Wildlife
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Wildlife
Watch a snail lay an egg…from its neck
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Medicine
Next-generation male contraceptives could rely on the perfect temperature
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Birds
Are backyard bird feeders safe? How to stop illness and intruders.
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Wildlife
Poems spanning 1,400 years tell the tale of a revered porpoise
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Diseases
Does kissing spread gluten? New research offers a clue.
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Animals
This sea lion can keep a beat better than some humans
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Ask Us Anything
What makes smoke black versus white?
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Endangered Species
Axolotls raised in captivity can survive in the wild
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Bats
Young bats develop a ‘caller ID’ to avoid poisonous prey
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Nutrition
Oldest known English book on cheese advises against drinking dog milk
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Vaccines
Why using the same arm for vaccines might boost the body’s response
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Birds
Watch an owl try to eat a turtle whole
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Cancer
Your skin is crawling with zombie cells–some help, some hurt
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Vaccines
New study: US could see millions of measles cases if vaccination rates keep dropping
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Evolution
Extinct hell ant species used specialized jaws to impale its prey
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Endangered Species
Watch endangered marsupials return to Australian bushland after 62 years
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Archaeology
Cheers to Bronze Age humans for delicious Italian wine
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Laura Baisas
Space Telescope
5 dazzling interstellar images to celebrate Hubble’s 35th birthday
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Birds
To protect birds and motorists, engineers build a steel nest box on bridge
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Wildlife
Wild chimps sharing ‘boozy’ fruit caught on camera for the first time
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Wildlife
Sea slugs harness the power of the sun to show off their colors
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Science Fiction
Q&A: The legendary VFX artist who brought Captain Davy Jones, ‘The Abyss,’ and more to life
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Archaeology
Ancient funerals may have included a ritual feast on a giant bird
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Wildlife
A group of gorillas have a surprising knack for hunting truffles, researchers find
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Sun
Sunscreen may have kept ancient humans alive during a polar reversal
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Archaeology
Huge gold nugget found by metal detector enthusiasts set for auction
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Evolution
Crocodile ancestors survived two mass extinctions—here’s how
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Nutrition
Put more sauerkraut on your hot dog (your gut might like it)
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Archaeology
Ice age humans built sophisticated fireplaces
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Projects
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Ask Us Anything
Why are some cities worse for allergies than others?
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Birds
Images show bald eagle’s beak healing from gunshot wound
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Archaeology
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Social Media
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Archaeology
Archeologists find ancient child remains inside Maya altar
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Space Telescope
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Solar System
Astronomers find spiraling stars heading towards a rare cosmic explosion
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Agriculture
A tree with 40 different fruits planted in Philadelphia
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Psychology
How to talk for a very, very long time
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Food Safety
The brain remembers what gave you food poisoning
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Birds
Jackie and Shadow’s eaglets officially named: Meet Sunny and Gizmo
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Weather
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Bats
How bats avoid crashing into one another
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Science
Earth’s 5 catastrophic mass extinctions, explained
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Ocean
Baby orca is a descendent of a whale almost sold to SeaWorld in 1976
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Endangered Species
Elephants avoid wasting energy during their epic journeys
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Birds
Baby hummingbird appears to mimic caterpillar to avoid death
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Environment
Keep an eye on Yellowstone’s steamy new hydrothermal vent
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Archaeology
Famed German robber’s skeleton identified after 220-year-long mix-up
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Land
Traffic noise is making these Galápagos birds more aggressive
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Endangered Species
After a 5,000-mile float, these iguanas probably set an ocean record
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Archaeology
Where are St. Patrick’s remains? It’s a hot debate.
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Biology
The remote locale that shielded plants during Earth’s biggest mass extinction
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Moons
Which planet has the most moons? Saturn dethrones Jupiter.
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Wildlife
This extinct tree-dwelling mammal may be among humans’ closer relatives
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Fish
Please stop releasing pet goldfish into the wild
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Birds
Bald eagle live cam team shares what’s next for the 3 eaglets
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Laura Baisas
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