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Humans, Primates Burn 50 Percent Fewer Calories Than Other Animals
A slow metabolism isn't the worst attribute after all. A slow metabolism isn't the worst attribute after all. In fact, it's the reason humans and primates live so much longer than other living creatures, according to a study published by a varied group of distinguished researchers, Laboratory Equipment reported.
Ancient 'Fish' With Alligator Face And Animal-Like Limbs Forces Scientists To Reconsider The First Land Animals
Upper Iowa University Expands It's Online MBA Program, Adds Face-To-Face Options
University Of Pittsburgh Is Creating A Brain Institute To Unlock The Mysteries Of Neurological Function
Hubble Telescope Captures Tarantula Nebula in Stunning Detail; Images to Be Used in eBook for Visually Impaired Children
John Bradshaw's 'Cat Sense' Says Humans Are Big Cats In The Eyes Of Their Pets, But Is The Book Just Feline Propaganda?
African Tigerfish Recorded Catching Bird Prey in Mid-Flight For First Time Ever (VIDEO)
Orbital Science Cygnus Spacecraft Successfully Arrives at International Space Station With Gifts, Food, Supplies and Ants
By Russell WesterholmIsland Species More Tame Than Land Counterparts: Why You Should Buy Your Next Pet Lizard 'Off Shore'
By Staff ReporterChicago State University Warns Faculty Bloggers of Copyright Infringement Legal Action
By Russell WesterholmHaskell’s Long-Time Employee Named School’s New President
By Staff ReporterUNC Academic Scandal: Literacy Study Author Mary Willingham Receiving Death Threats
By Russell WesterholmBiofluorescent Fish Identified In Tropical Coral Reefs, Why They Can Be Important to Experimental Biology (PHOTOS)
By Russell WesterholmEthicists Clarify Definitions Of Brain Dead, Coma, Vegetative State, etc. Amid National Cases
By Staff ReporterAlabama State University and New President Agree to Contract Forbiding Lovers From Staying Overnight
By Russell Westerholm
