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How Elephants Say They Like Them Apples
If you give an elephant an apple, she’s going to want some more. But how can she get through to the ...View More
How Elephants Say They Like Them Apples
If you give an elephant an apple, she’s going to want some more. But how can she get through to the ...View More
A 37,000-Year Chronicle of What Once Ailed Us
To prepare for future pandemics, scientists look to the past for clues. Over the last century, a ser ...View More
A 37,000-Year Chronicle of What Once Ailed Us
To prepare for future pandemics, scientists look to the past for clues. Over the last century, a ser ...View More
Trump’s Budget Would Clip Bird Banding, and Hunters Are Not Happy
For more than a century, the Bird Banding Laboratory has placed small metallic bands on the legs of ...View More
Trump’s Budget Would Clip Bird Banding, and Hunters Are Not Happy
For more than a century, the Bird Banding Laboratory has placed small metallic bands on the legs of ...View More
Fiona the Pregnant Sea Reptile’s Fossil Hints at the Birth of a New Ocean
About 131 million years ago, a pregnant ichthyosaur — a dolphin-like reptile of the dinosaur era — s ...View More
Fiona the Pregnant Sea Reptile’s Fossil Hints at the Birth of a New Ocean
About 131 million years ago, a pregnant ichthyosaur — a dolphin-like reptile of the dinosaur era — s ...View More
Antarctica Faces Tense Future as U.S. Science Budget Shrinks
Milan is about 10,000 miles, as the albatross flies, from McMurdo Station, the United States’ main o ...View More
Antarctica Faces Tense Future as U.S. Science Budget Shrinks
Milan is about 10,000 miles, as the albatross flies, from McMurdo Station, the United States’ main o ...View More
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