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Asian Archerfish Uses Jet Stream of Water to Knock Land-Based Prey Into the Water
New research has shown how the Asian archerfish shoots streams of water as a tool to nab its land-based prey, such as lizards, insects and spiders.
Towson University Student Calls Out of Class to Commemorate 'Queen Beyoncé's' Birthday (READ)
Bra Wearing Not Linked to Increased Breast Cancer Risk
Outdoor Activities May Increase Risk of Exfoliation Syndrome in Eyes
Geno Auriemma's Call to Mo'Ne Davis Ruled an NCAA Recruiting Violation; Coach, AD Not Hiding Frustration
Potassium-Rich Foods May Lower Stroke, Death Risk
Princeton Review Top Party Schools Cracking Down on Binge Drinking While Profiting Off Their Reputation
Financial Hardship May Lead to Poor Health Habits
By J BaulkmanJameis Winston Sexual Assault to Be Investigated Once Again, As FSU Opens Title IX Probe
By Russell WesterholmCalifornia Blue Whale Population May Have Officially Recovered from Whaling, Face New Dangers
By Russell WesterholmPotassium-Rich Foods Lower Stroke and Death Risk In Postmenopausal Women, Study
By Staff ReporterLaverne Cox of "Orange is the New Black" Fame To Speak at Syracuse's LGBT Event
By Staff ReporterUSFP Receives Largest Single Donation in School’s History
By Staff Reporter“Blood Bucket Challenge” at Ohio University Sparks Outrage
By Staff ReporterPat McCabe Named as Head Coach of Women’s Lacrosse Program at Adelphi
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