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Animal Behavior

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Podcast

August 22, 2008

OUT TO SEA: What fish can tell us about human speech. An unwanted underwater invader hits the waters off Florida, and unusual albatross partnerships.

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Alcoholic Tree Shrews

August 18, 2008

A small mammal drinks alcohol without becoming intoxicated.

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Fish Roundup

August 15, 2008

The beautiful but invasive lionfish is wreaking havoc on its adopted ecosystems.

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Podcast

August 15, 2008

AMAZING ANIMALS: A booze-guzzling mammal that doesn't get drunk, the world's tiniest snake, a seabird's murderous tendencies, and more.

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Poisonous Berries

August 12, 2008

A listener wants to know why some berries bother being poisonous.

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Fish Calls

August 11, 2008

Fish may hold the key to the evolution of speech.

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Mosquito Repellents

July 23, 2008

DEET has been repelling mosquitoes for over 50 years, but scientists are now developing more effective alternatives.

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Seabird Siblicide

July 21, 2008

A seabird's chicks fight their siblings to the death.

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Birdsong Bandwagon

July 10, 2008

A songbird species finds good nesting sites by listening for other birds in the neighborhood.

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Toad Tongues

July 3, 2008

The toad's super-fast tongue is inspiring the design of new medical and industrial technologies.

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Frog Claws

July 1, 2008

Some African frogs have claws that can rip through flesh.

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Frog Eggs

June 26, 2008

Hourglass tree frogs from Central America lay their eggs in unexpected places.

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Photonic Beetle

June 24, 2008

A Brazilian beetle provides a model for optical computer components.

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Math Roundup

June 20, 2008

A large international study suggests that girls only lag behind boys in math achievement in cultures where gender inequality remains a problem.

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Podcast

June 13, 2008

YEAR OF THE FROG - Special Extended Podcast: Zoos and aquariums tackle the amphibian extinction crisis, an amphibian missing link is found, toad tongues and frog claws, and more.

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Frog Vibrations

June 11, 2008

Some tadpoles improve their odds of survival by deciding when to hatch.

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Rhesus Monkey Roundup

May 30, 2008

The rhesus monkey pecking order reveals a link between stress and calorie intake.

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Podcast

May 30, 2008

ANIMAL MODELS: Rhesus monkey social relationships reveal a link between stress and overeating, what the platypus genome can tell us about being a mammal, how an antidepressant restores vision in rats, negligent mother mice have abnormal brain chemistry, and fruit flies uncover secrets of aging and pain.

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Negligent Mice

May 27, 2008

Mice that neglect their offspring have a neuro-chemical disruption in their brains.

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Loud Mammal Roundup

May 16, 2008

North American right whales are on the brink of extinction. Could a new whale detection system save them?

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Podcast

May 16, 2008

EVOLUTION & EPIGENETICS: Lizards evolve new structures in record time, geographic gene expression in Moroccan Berbers, Tyrannosaurus rex protein confirms genetic link between dinosaurs and birds. Also: Assessing the health of the oceans.

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Beetle Roundup

May 9, 2008

An innocuous-looking beetle may have been partially responsible for the formation of the vast Chihuahuan desert in Mexico.

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Stock Market Hormones

May 8, 2008

Testosterone may make stock traders take bigger risks, leading to price bubbles.

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Podcast

April 25, 2008

ALL ABOUT BLOOD: The antimicrobial powers of alligator blood, getting blood from a fruit fly, mental health and blood clotting, and new insights into hardening of the arteries.

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