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Chimpanzees Can Plan Route In Computer Mazes, Similar To Human Children
New research suggests that chimpanzees are capable of some degree of planning for the future, in a manner similar to human children, while some species of monkeys struggle with this task.
NASA's Mars Rover and Orbiter May Have Identified Evidence of Subsurface Water on Red Planet
SpaceX ISS Resupply Mission to Launch Monday: Flacon 9 Rocket Will Make Another Re-Landing Attempt (Watch Live)
Mosasaurs Birthed Live Offspring in Open Ocean, Not on Land or Even Near Shore
'Warm Blob' in Pacific Ocean to Blame for California Drought, East Coast's Snowstorms
Nova Southeastern University To Launch Three New Colleges
Astronomers Challenge Idea that Universe is Expanding at an Increasingly Fast Pace
Doctors At University Of California Start Rolling Strike
By Staff ReporterImposing 'Terror Bird' Was South America's Top Predator Post-Dinosaur Extinction
By Russell WesterholmYoung Sea Turtles Do Not Simply Drift Along With the Current, Are Active Swimmers
By Russell WesterholmAfrican Mountain Gorillas In Danger of Extinction, Inbreeding in an Effort to Survive
By Russell WesterholmT-Rex Relative s Skull Shows Signs of Inter-Species Violence and Possible Cannibalism
By Russell WesterholmVassar College Awarded $1 Million for Enrollment of Students from Low-Income Families
By Russell Westerholm3 Studies Address Origins of the Moon and Why It is So Similar in Composition to Earth
By Russell WesterholmPesticide Exposure May Heighten Heart Disease Risk
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