Academics
Shark Study Round Up: Sharks Get Cancer, Attack Prey's Blindspots, And Share More Proteins With Humans Than One Species Of Fish
Is it Shark Week or something? At least three new studies about sharks were published in the last two days (not even counting the lemon shark study) on three completely different topics.
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Microsoft 'Smart' Bra Curbs Bad Eating Habits in Women
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Abnormally Large Exoplanet 11 Times Mass of Jupiter but Mystifies Scientists by its Extraordinary Distance from Host Star
Stomach 'Clock' Limits Food Intake To Specific Times A Day
Lemon Sharks Pay Homage To Their Place Of Birth Over A Decade Later
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By Staff ReporterAlligators and Crocodiles Lure Prey With Twigs, Sticks
By Jaleesa BaulkmanPilot Whales Still Stranded In Remote Area Of Florida's Gulf Coast
By Jaleesa BaulkmanA Brief History Of Boulder, Colorado And Its Current Economic Success
By Staff ReporterHarvard Professor Raises Question of Grade Inflation at Ivy League School; Did An Administrator Confirm His Worries?
By Russell WesterholmRing-Tailed Lemurs Are One Of The Only Primates To Consistently Sleep In Caves
By Staff ReporterNASA Cassini Releases GIF of Hexagon Jet Stream on Saturn's North Pole (PHOTO)
By Russell Westerholm
