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Planet Earth

Can Birds See Glass: How To Prevent Birds From Hitting Windows During Migration

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How These 5 Tiny Caterpillars Protect Themselves With Deadly Venom

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Much Like Humans, Pandas Can Experience Jet Lag, Too

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No Snoots Here: Dogs and Wolves Can Find Hidden Food Without Relying Only On Their Noses

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The Sciences

Spiral Arms in Space Explain How Star Systems Form

Evolution of Modern Elephants

Ancient Elephant Teeth Evolved to Suit a Changing Diet

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An Ancient Otter-Like Seal Used Whiskers to Find Food 23 Million Years Ago

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Reforestation: How Do We Plant More Trees If There's a Seed Shortage?

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3-Foot-Long Ancient Marine Reptile Filter-Fed Like Modern Whales

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How Eavesdropping on Clicks and Squeaks Helps Monitor Endangered Dolphins

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How the Smallest Butterfly in North America Travels Using Gusts of Wind

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Health

How Could Gusher-Like HoneyPot Ants Help Develop New Antibiotics?

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