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Humans Feel Greater Empathy for Battered Dogs than for Battered Adults, Study Shows
People feel greater empathy for puppies and even full-grown dogs subjected to violence than they do for battered adults, a new study shows.
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Earth's 100,000-year Ice Age Cycle Explained
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Lyme Disease Vaccine Shows Promise in Clinical Trials
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New Satellite Will Increase Cover for US Defense Forces
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NASA Climate Scientists Predict Intense Wildfires will be 'New Normal' [VIDEOS]
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Fungus Linked to Deadly White Nose Syndrome Found in Minn. Bats
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Mona Lisa's True Identify May Be Unlocked in Upcoming DNA Test, Scientists Report
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Malaria Vaccine Shows Signs of Promise, US Health Officials Report
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Trio of New Studies Suggest Lingering Environmental Effects from Chernobyl Incident
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Unusual Mortality Event Declared after Surge of Dolphin Deaths in Mid-Atlantic [VIDEO]
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Whole Sea Lion Found in Guts of Huge, Record-setting Mako Shark [VIDEO]
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Antarctica’s 'Doomsday Glacier' May Get Protection Barrier in Effort to Prevent Flooding
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World’s Largest Organism May Have Persisted Since the First Human Migrations
