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Unusually cold temperatures in North America linked to warmer weather in the Arctic.

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New Seafloor Map Reveals How Strange the Gulf of Mexico Is

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Beekeepers Sweetens Solar Sites With the 'Tesla of Honey' - "the first U.S. solar facility to host commercial beekeeping

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New species of parrot discovered on the Yucatan Peninsula.

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In a First, Bird Uses Tools to Make Sweet Music: The palm cockatoo is the only species aside from humans that can drum a rhythmic beat with its own homemade objects

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Ravens and other members of the corvid family (crows, jays, and magpies) are known to be intelligent. Scientists have discovered that the canny corvids even remember people who give them unfair deals for up to two years.

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Baby Bird found in Amber from Cretaceous Period

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Study of fossilized skin shows that Tyrannosaurus rex was scaled, not feathered

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Pharaoh cuttlefish change their appearance and behavior to mimic hermit crabs in order to inconspicuously approach their prey and/or protect themselves against predators.

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Video Solves Mystery of How Narwhals Use Their Tusks

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Rare 'Cyclops' Goat is Beating the Odds

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Astronomers May Have the First Picture of a Black Hole

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New Slime-Shooting Snail Found On Shipwreck in Flordia waters.

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Oldest Message in Bottle: History's Famous Floating Notes (2012)

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Spinach Leaf Transformed into Beating Human Heart Tissue

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These Parrots Can Make Other Parrots 'Laugh'–a First

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Spinach Leaf Transformed Into Beating Human Heart Tissue

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This May Be the Oldest Known Sign of Life on Earth (Found embedded in crystal, the structures seem to be fossils formed around hydrothermal vents as much as 4.28 billion years ago.)

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Laser flourescence of the feathered dinosaur Anchiornis provides a picture of its life appearance in stunning detail

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Honeybee Buzz Literally Makes Flowers Explode With Pollen

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Wife Discovered With Husband’s Heart Centuries After Death

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How a Pacific Island Changed From Diesel to 100% Solar Power - The island of Ta'u in American Samoa now boasts a solar microgrid from Tesla's SolarCity.

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A fossil embryo of a Triassic marine reptile has been found inside its mother, adding to evidence that the ancient group that includes dinosaurs and birds was capable of live birth.

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New Redheaded Opossum Named After Magical Gnome - A chance finding at a Brazilian museum has revealed a brand-new species of opossum.

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Underwater Cave Discovery Features Stunning Red Coral Garden

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A Forgotten Adventure with a Telepathic Tribe

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Tarantula Found Eating a Snake in Wild for First Time

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Supervolcano Campi Flegrei Stirs Under Naples Italy

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Maps Reveal How Global Consumption Hurts Wildlife

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Four Million Commutes Reveal New U.S. 'Megaregions'

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Unusually cold temperatures in North America linked to warmer weather in the Arctic.

New Seafloor Map Reveals How Strange the Gulf of Mexico Is

Beekeepers Sweetens Solar Sites With the 'Tesla of Honey' - "the first U.S. solar facility to host commercial beekeeping

New species of parrot discovered on the Yucatan Peninsula.

In a First, Bird Uses Tools to Make Sweet Music: The palm cockatoo is the only species aside from humans that can drum a rhythmic beat with its own homemade objects

Ravens and other members of the corvid family (crows, jays, and magpies) are known to be intelligent. Scientists have discovered that the canny corvids even remember people who give them unfair deals for up to two years.

Baby Bird found in Amber from Cretaceous Period

Study of fossilized skin shows that Tyrannosaurus rex was scaled, not feathered

Pharaoh cuttlefish change their appearance and behavior to mimic hermit crabs in order to inconspicuously approach their prey and/or protect themselves against predators.

Video Solves Mystery of How Narwhals Use Their Tusks

Rare 'Cyclops' Goat is Beating the Odds

Astronomers May Have the First Picture of a Black Hole

New Slime-Shooting Snail Found On Shipwreck in Flordia waters.

Oldest Message in Bottle: History's Famous Floating Notes (2012)

Spinach Leaf Transformed into Beating Human Heart Tissue

These Parrots Can Make Other Parrots 'Laugh'–a First

Spinach Leaf Transformed Into Beating Human Heart Tissue

This May Be the Oldest Known Sign of Life on Earth (Found embedded in crystal, the structures seem to be fossils formed around hydrothermal vents as much as 4.28 billion years ago.)

Laser flourescence of the feathered dinosaur Anchiornis provides a picture of its life appearance in stunning detail

Honeybee Buzz Literally Makes Flowers Explode With Pollen

Wife Discovered With Husband’s Heart Centuries After Death

How a Pacific Island Changed From Diesel to 100% Solar Power - The island of Ta'u in American Samoa now boasts a solar microgrid from Tesla's SolarCity.

A fossil embryo of a Triassic marine reptile has been found inside its mother, adding to evidence that the ancient group that includes dinosaurs and birds was capable of live birth.

New Redheaded Opossum Named After Magical Gnome - A chance finding at a Brazilian museum has revealed a brand-new species of opossum.

Underwater Cave Discovery Features Stunning Red Coral Garden

A Forgotten Adventure with a Telepathic Tribe

Tarantula Found Eating a Snake in Wild for First Time

Supervolcano Campi Flegrei Stirs Under Naples Italy

Maps Reveal How Global Consumption Hurts Wildlife

Four Million Commutes Reveal New U.S. 'Megaregions'