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Humpback Whales Sing in Feeding Grounds, Study Finds
A new study suggests that humpback whales are increasingly singing songs outside their traditional breeding grounds.
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Microbes Hitch Rides on Dust Plumes From Asia to North America, Study Finds
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Male Zebra Finches Fake Birdsong to Dupe Unknown Females
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NASA's Cassini Captures Stunning Backlit View of Saturn
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Venezuelan Pitcher Plants Use Wettable Hairs to Trap Insects
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10 Fascinating Facts About Reindeer Beyond Christmas [PHOTOS]
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Cell Division May Prevent Cancer
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New Species of Blind Catfish Discovered in South India
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Microbe May Have Caused Permian Extinction, Scientist Says
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Fossilized Foot Bone of Extinct Dire Wolf Unearthed in Nevada
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Beaks Shed Light on Why Closely-Related Bird Species Cannot Coexist
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Early Ancestors Fed on Tropical Plants and Sedges, New Study Shows
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Australia Plans to Drill 2,000-Year-Old Ice Core in Antarctica
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How AI and IoT are Transforming Sustainability in Real Estate
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Donut Inside Earth Could Hold Clues to Planet's Seizmic Activity
