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Trap-Jaw Ants Reveal New Acrobatic Skills
Scientist Magdalena Sorger has observed some previously unknown skills in a species of trap-jaw ants.
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Animal Cloning: World's Largest Factory In China Will Produce Cattle, Dogs and Horses
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Tarantulas' Blue Fuzz Due to Hair-Based Nanostructures, Not Pigments, Researchers Reveal
Earthquakes in the Eastern Mediterranean? Much More Plentiful in Past Than Thought
Bonobos Create Sophisticated Stone Tools and Spears Like Chimpanzees and Early Humans, Researchers Say
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Biodiversity and Marine Protected Areas: Four Percent of Ocean Protected
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Blue Whale Skeleton Clean-Up at Vancouver Museum
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