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Hummingbirds & Heliconias

April 28, 2010

Male and female purple-throated Carib hummingbirds have differently shaped bills and feed on different kinds of flowers.

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Podcast

April 23, 2010

ANIMAL UPDATE: Birdsong in the genes, hummingbirds and heliconias, a more environmentally friendly pig, and cat-inspired computer circuits.

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Strongest Insect

April 12, 2010

An Australian beetle earns the title of world's strongest insect.

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Podcast

April 9, 2010

The world's strongest insect, why showering could pollute, tests that fail the grade and sampling the early solar system.

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Sizing Up Dogs I

April 6, 2010

A listener asks whether large dogs are more intelligent than small dogs.

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Reindeer Clocks

April 5, 2010

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

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Big Cold Animals

March 30, 2010

A new explanation for why animals grow larger at higher latitudes.

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Podcast

March 26, 2010

ANIMALS: Reindeer lack internal clocks, why animals from higher latitudes are larger, and the relationship between size, intelligence, and longevity in dogs.

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Ocean Creature Roundup

March 26, 2010

Small marine creatures called sea squirts are helping medical researchers test treatments for Alzheimer's disease.

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Marine Epilepsy

March 22, 2010

Algal blooms can cause epileptic symptoms in sea lions and other marine mammals.

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Whales & Diatoms

March 18, 2010

The diversity of ocean algae has correlated with the diversity of whale species over the past 30 million years.

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Podcast

March 12, 2010

MARINE LIFE: Photosynthesizing sea slugs, epileptic sea lions, dolphin viruses and whale diversity.

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Dolphin Diabetes

February 23, 2010

Diabetes may benefit dolphins' big brains.

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Dolphin Self-Awareness

February 21, 2010

Dolphins recognize themselves in mirrors.

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Podcast

February 20, 2010

AAAS ANNUAL MEETING SPECIAL - How diabetes benefits dolphins, dolphin intelligence and welfare update, looking for new drugs from the sea, and how genes affect your susceptibility to germs.

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Dolphin Diabetes

February 20, 2010

Diabetes may benefit dolphins' big brains.

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Dolphin Self-Awareness

February 19, 2010

Dolphins recognize themselves in mirrors.

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Animal Behavior Roundup

February 17, 2010

A great ape called the bonobo never grows up.

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Fatherless Sharks

February 15, 2010

A new study finds that the offspring of virgin sharks are surprisingly healthy.

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Podcast

February 5, 2010

ANIMALS: DNA analysis confirms virgin birth in sharks, bonobos are forever young, elephant genes fight disease, and mussel glue inspires medical sealants.

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Cooperative Sperm

February 1, 2010

Some sperm cooperate to reach the egg first.

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Podcast

January 29, 2010

Sleeping birds, sperm wars, looking for water on distant planets, and the value of "most".

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Cheating Fish

January 19, 2010

Some fish punish each other for "bad" behavior.

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Podcast

January 15, 2010

THE FOOD SHOW - High school students expose food fraud in New York City. Does gelatin really come from cow hooves? And the hormone behind eating when you're already full.

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