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275 Results From "marine mammal "

Democratizing Science
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Democratizing Science

By Nexus Media

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A Sea Of Plastic

By Laura Krantz

First Octopus Genome Sequence Reveals Clues About Camouflage And Big Brains
Animals

First Octopus Genome Sequence Reveals Clues About Camouflage And Big Brains

By Claire Maldarelli

Mystery Of Alaska’s Disappearing Sea Lions Solved
Animals

Mystery Of Alaska’s Disappearing Sea Lions Solved

By Markus Horning

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Wild Contraception: Beyond a Happy Ending

By Mary Beth Griggs

How To Euthanize A Whale
Whales

How To Euthanize A Whale

By Kelsey D. Atherton

A Truly Global Germ: The Case of Malassezia
Diseases

A Truly Global Germ: The Case of Malassezia

By Jason Tetro

reindeer
Climate Change

Fewer Reindeer, More Wildfires: Welcome To The Arctic In 2013

By Emily Gertz

The Parasite A Cricket’s Nightmares Are Made Of
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The Parasite A Cricket’s Nightmares Are Made Of

By Tommy Leung/ The Conversation

Prozac Alters Prawns’ Behavior, Reproduction, Even Their Color
Science

Prozac Alters Prawns’ Behavior, Reproduction, Even Their Color

By Alex Ford, University of Portsmouth

How To Argue With Someone Who Says ‘Pandas Deserve To Die’
Bears

How To Argue With Someone Who Says ‘Pandas Deserve To Die’

By Dan Nosowitz

Humpback Whales Learn New Tricks By Watching Their Friends
Whales

Humpback Whales Learn New Tricks By Watching Their Friends

By Rebecca Boyle

In An Era Of Climate Change, Where Will The Fish, And The Money, Go?
Environment

In An Era Of Climate Change, Where Will The Fish, And The Money, Go?

By Susan Moran

How It Works: Building a Kilometer-Long Pipe Deep Under the Sea
Fossil Fuels

How It Works: Building a Kilometer-Long Pipe Deep Under the Sea

By Rebecca Boyle

A Taste of Exotic Meats at the Explorers Club Annual Dinner
Animals

A Taste of Exotic Meats at the Explorers Club Annual Dinner

By Paul Adams

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Grainy video screenshot of a goblin shark in the ocean
Sharks

Goblin shark filmed in its native habitat for the first time

By Andrew Paul

Left: The painting depicts a corner of Munich’s Odeonsplatz, with the Bavarian flag flying over the square. X-ray fluorescence analysis shows where areas have been overpainted with titanium white. Right: False-colour representation of the reconstructed painting featuring the memorial and the Nazi flag.
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Hidden Nazi symbols discovered in famous German artist’s painting

By Margherita Bassi

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Grainy video screenshot of a goblin shark in the ocean
Sharks

Goblin shark filmed in its native habitat for the first time

By Andrew Paul

Left: The painting depicts a corner of Munich’s Odeonsplatz, with the Bavarian flag flying over the square. X-ray fluorescence analysis shows where areas have been overpainted with titanium white. Right: False-colour representation of the reconstructed painting featuring the memorial and the Nazi flag.
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Hidden Nazi symbols discovered in famous German artist’s painting

By Margherita Bassi

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621 trillion miles of fungi networks crisscross the planet

By Andrew Paul

Scientist using ultrasonic espresso brewing machine in lab
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Espresso brewed with soundwaves instead of heat tastes just as good

By Andrew Paul

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