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Thousands of Drowning Wildebeest Keep a Serengeti Ecosystem Humming
Ecologists have found that thousands of drowning wildebeest contribute nutrients to their ecosystem in an example of the 'circle of life.'
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The Terrifying Science of Rabies
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The World’s Largest Waterfall is Under the Sea, and a Barometer for the Planet's Health
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In Last-Ditch Attempt to Find Water, a Chameleon is Mummified by the Sun
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Unscrambling the Shape of an Egg
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Elon Musk: City with One Million Residents Can Live on Mars
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NASA Reveals Hundreds of New Worlds (Including Potentially Habitable Ones)
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Study: Eating Fish Could Help Reduce Symptoms of Arthritis
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How Cats Took Over the Ancient World
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Donut Inside Earth Could Hold Clues to Planet's Seizmic Activity
