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Sled Dog Endurance

December 28, 2016

Champions of endurance, sled dogs can run for over a thousand miles without fatigue.

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Plant Drug Factories

December 27, 2016

Stressing out plant cells can coax them into revealing medically-useful chemistry.

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Trillions of Insects

December 26, 2016

No other creatures match insects when it comes to sheer numbers of migrating animals.

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Reindeer Clocks

December 23, 2016

Most mammals have internal clocks that regulate their daily cycles, but not reindeer.

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Reindeer Vision

December 22, 2016

Reindeer can detect ultraviolet light, which may help them survive dark Arctic winters.

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The Sociable Brain

December 21, 2016

Do social butterflies and wallflowers have different brain structures?

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Deep Diamonds

December 20, 2016

The world’s biggest diamonds are helping scientists uncover the secrets of earth’s deep mantle.

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Coconut Rhinoceros Beetles

December 19, 2016

In a race against time, scientists attempt to stop an insect invader by using its own sounds.

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Designer Cement

December 15, 2016

What microscopic crystalline shapes yield the strongest, most durable cement?

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Carbon Monoxide Antidote

December 14, 2016

Researchers develop the first fast-acting antidote for carbon monoxide poisoning.

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Pollution-Tolerant Fish

December 13, 2016

The Atlantic killifish has evolved the ability to survive in toxic waters.

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The Brain on Time

December 12, 2016

The brain chemical dopamine may regulate our perception of how fast time passes.

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