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Can Lightning Strike You in the Shower?
Can Lightning Strike You in the Shower?

Can Lightning Strike You in the Shower? 

7 months, 1 week ago

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Moth Wingtips Confuse Bat Radar
Moth Wingtips Confuse Bat Radar

Moth Wingtips Confuse Bat Radar 

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Elephants Smelling Far Away Food
Elephants Smelling Far Away Food

Elephants Smelling Far Away Food 

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Modern Biology in a Monastery Garden
Modern Biology in a Monastery Garden

Modern Biology in a Monastery Garden 

7 months, 2 weeks ago

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Why Rivers Don't Flow in Straight Lines
Why Rivers Don't Flow in Straight Lines

If a river has a chance, it will meander, winding over the land in a series of loops. Geologists even call these loops "meanders."

You can see meander…

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How Hummingbirds Use Their Sense of Smell
How Hummingbirds Use Their Sense of Smell

Hummingbirds have a voracious appetite for nectar, the sugary fluid secreted by flowers. To survive, they usually drink between five and fourteen tim…

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Another Good Reason to Go for Thai Food
Another Good Reason to Go for Thai Food

Have you ever wondered why some cuisines, like Indian and Thai, are so spicy and others, like English, are so bland?

India and Thailand are very hot c…

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The Leafy Seadragon is a Master of Camouflage
The Leafy Seadragon is a Master of Camouflage

What legendary creatures of the deep fill you with wonder? The squid-like kraken, able to tear ships pirate apart with its tentacles? Or the megalodo…

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The Cloning and Quaking Stand of Aspen
The Cloning and Quaking Stand of Aspen

If you’ve seen a grove of quaking aspen, you’ll recall trees with smooth, grey-white bark fissured with black streaks and flat leaves of green and ye…

7 months, 3 weeks ago

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Changing Shape to Cope with Climate Change
Changing Shape to Cope with Climate Change

Many animal appendages, such as legs, tails, beaks, or ears can be used to dissipate excess body heat. Because of this cooling function, these body p…

7 months, 3 weeks ago

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