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Machine Learning Reveals the Hidden Impact of Plastic on Birds
Seabirds in the Pacific Ocean are eating plastic and feeding it to their chicks. But we know precious little about why the birds are doing this. By properly classifying the shards of plastic removed from the stomachs of these birds, researchers are hoping to be able to see any trends that could point to an answer.
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Christmas Tree Syndrome: The Allergic Reaction That Causes Cold-Like Symptoms
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US Holiday Weather Forecast: Challenging Commutes Likely in the New England This Week
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6000-Year-Old Corpses Found In Spain Gives Light to Strange Ancient Funerary Practices
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Australia: Thousands Of People Still Has No Power Due To Ex-Cyclone Jasper
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Pesticide Mixtures Disrupt Honey Bee Communication and Colony Function
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Edamame Farmers Can Benefit From Pollinator-Friendly Practices, Researchers Say
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Heaviest Rains, Wind Gusts May Affect Commute In Metro Areas Such As New York City, Boston
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Reindeer Have Unique Eyes That Help Them Find Food in the Winter, New Study
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Mount Rainier's Volcanic Activity Closely Watched by Scientists
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