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Vultures and Immunity: Scavenging Better Than the Others
A new study looks at vultures, one of several creatures our ecosystems need but don't like to contemplate, and says we can learn about immunity from them.
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Grizzly Bears of Yellowstone May Lose Protection Under Endangered Species Act
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Speciation in Action: Fruit Fly Evolution Causes Cascading Changes In Wasp Species
Mono Lake: Lake and Craters Above Magma, 3D Close-Up
Rare Hawaiian Birds Face Habitat Loss From Disease and Rising Temperatures, Researchers Say
Prehistoric 'Supersharks' Swam Oceans Earlier Than Previously Thought, Researchers Say
Shorebirds: Zeroing in on How Long and Why They Bulk Up
Geometric Tortoise Conservation: Endangered Rare Animal Get New Home [PHOTOS]
Spruce Beetles Don't Increase Severity Of Colorado Forest Fires, Researchers Say
Singing and Human Bonding: Group Singing Bonds Faster Than Other Gatherings
Dinosaurs Regulated Their Body Temperature With Elaborate Nasal Passage, Researchers Say
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