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Russia’s Lake Baikal
Toward the end of September, wildfires raging near Russia’s Lake Baikal lofted thick clouds of smoke that cast a pall over a huge regi...
Birds’ honks filled Late Cretaceous air
Some ancient birds may have sounded like honking ducks. For the first time, scientists have discovered the fossilized remains of a ...
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Anyone who reads news about science (at Science News or otherwise) will recognize that, like the X-Men or any other superhero fran...
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African elephants walk on their tippy-toes
Elephants don’t wear high heels, but they certainly walk like they do. Foot problems plague pachyderm conservation efforts. But it’s...
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