Chimpanzees May Have Their Own Version Of Show And Tell
Part of the fascination of the study of animal behavior -- animals other than humans, anyway -- is that research continues to discover common traits.
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The Scientific Reason Teeth Are The Only Part Of The Body That Can't Heal Themselves
Sometimes we need medication or other interventions to heal, but much of the human body can repair itself, given time -- with a prominent exception.
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Valentina Tereshkova, The First Woman In Space, Wanted Vladimir Putin In Power Until 2036
Valentina Tereshkova, a Russian woman who was the first woman in space, is controversially a Putin supporter who wants him to remain in power until 2036.
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What Is A Haboob?
Similar to when we learned new weather terminology like Nor'easter, bomb cyclone, El Niño, and La Niña, there's a new term to watch for to end 2022: haboob.
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The Universe Is Made Up Of Much More Dark Matter Than You Might Think
The universe remains a mysterious place, but constant scientific research and analysis is slowly unveiling the intricacies of space near and far.
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The Science Behind Why The Moon Can Be Seen During The Day
The moon has beguiled humanity since the earliest days of our species, but why is it visible during the daytime? As usual, science has the answer.
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What Would Happen If Ticks Disappeared From The Planet?
If you've ever pulled a tick off of you after a long day of exploring the great outdoors, you've probably yelled, "What are you even good for!?"
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Richard Branson And Elon Musk's Friendship Explained
Besides having massive amounts of money, Richard Branson and Elon Musk are apparently friends who are both known for their respective space endeavors.
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Mind Control Parasites Are Changing Wolves More Than We Realized
A gray wolf pack leader infected with a mind-control parasite — that may sound like the plot of a sci-fi film, but it's not that uncommon.
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How DNA Testing Reunited Sisters Three Decades After Being Separated
DNA testing helped to reunite sisters three decades after being separated. Here's how revolutionary DNA testing brought a family together.
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Artemis I Photo Pays Tribute To One Of The Greatest NASA Images Ever Taken
A photo from Artemis I pays tribute to one of the most iconic NASA images ever taken. Here's what the photo looks like, and why it's iconic.
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The Science Behind Why Opossums Play Dead
The phrase "playing possum" gets tossed about frequently -- someone (or something) feigning death to avoid actual death, but it's more complicated than that.
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George Thomson Won A Nobel Prize By Disproving His Own Father's Theory On Electrons
In the grand scheme of things, there aren't many people who have been awarded a Nobel Prize in any category; fewer still are members of the same family.
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How DNA Helped A Family Find Their Missing Daughter Half A Century Later
When Alta Highsmith's 22-month-old daughter went missing in 1971, she was determined to find her. Here is how DNA testing helped reunite Alta with her daughter.
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What Is Pele's Hair And Why Are Officials Worried About It After The Eruption Of Mauna Loa?
Official warnings of potentially harmful aftereffects of the eruption were issued soon after Mauna Loa erupted, including something referred to as Pele's Hair.
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Can Lava Be Diverted When It Flows Near Highly Populated Areas?
Erupting volcanoes pose incredible risks to the population. Can lava be diverted when it flows near highly populated areas? Let's take a look.
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A Frog Species Once Thought To Be Extinct Is Making A Comeback
A species of frog that was once thought to be extinct is now making a comeback. Though the species has survived, it remains endangered.
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Why Scientists Have Reason To Believe Saturn's Core Is Oddly 'Fuzzy'
Perhaps the most interesting bit of information to come out of studying Saturn's rings is that the planet likely doesn't have a clearly defined core.
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How An Elephant's Health Is Negatively Impacted By Human Riders
Elephant riding is a popular pastime for tourists around the world, but it's actually not good for the elephants. Here's why riding elephants is harmful.
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Sarcosuchus: The 40-Foot-Long Prehistoric Monster Crocodile That Hunted Dinosaurs
The Sarcosuchus is a 40-foot-long prehistoric monster crocodile that used to hunt dinosaurs. Here's what it looked like and how it preyed on dinosaurs.
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Why The Brightest Gamma Ray Ever Recorded Is Being Called The BOAT
The brightest gamma ray ever recorded is being called the BOAT (brightest of all time). Here's what makes it so bright, and why it's important to science.
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Here's Where You'll Find Sir Isaac Newton's Body
Sir Isaac Newton may or may not have been inspired to formulate his theory of gravity after being struck by a falling apple, but his work continues to impress.
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Frogs Throw Up Their Entire Stomach Rather Than Just The Contents Of It
When vomiting, these unique amphibians' stomachs leave their bodies entirely. Learn more about the curious way that frogs throw up, and why they do it.
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Whatever Happened To The Original Cast Of Lost In Space?
Just as the legacy of "Lost in Space" lasted beyond the show's three-year run, so too did the careers of many of the original cast and crew. Here's a rundown.
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The Names Of Sections Of Pluto's Moon, Charon, Seem Straight Out Of Comic-Con
Never let it be said that NASA doesn't have a sense of fun — indeed, the names of sections of Pluto's moon, Charon, seem straight out of Comic-Con.
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Cats Can Recognize Your Voice. Here's What The Science Says
Many pet owners will tell you that their animals have unique methods of communicating with humans, whether through sound or body language or some combination.
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Why The Megalodon Has Earned The Title Of 'Hyper Apex Predator'
There are those creatures revealed to us by the fossil record that might well cause wee humans to gasp in amazement and shudder in terror, from land and sea.
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