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Gay Behavior in Animals is Widespread Across 1,500 Social Species; Scientists Point to Evolution
Over 1,500 social species in the animal kingdom exhibit gay behavior, which plays an important role in evolution, according to scientists. Read more here.
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Typhoon Koinu Taking Aim At Taiwan, Southeastern China With Heavy Rains, Winds
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Northeastern US Weather: Heavy Rain to Bring Flooding Concerns This Late Week
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Monk Parakeets' Voice Print: Unique Tone Helps Parrots Communicate With Flocks
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