Investing in love and affection pays off for species that mate for life
New research from the University of Chicago and the University of North Carolina shows how species of birds form long term bonds to raise their young more efficiently
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Groundbreaking Video Captures Whale Bubble-net Feeding in University of Hawaii Research
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Argonne and University of Illinois Announce Intent to Form the Midwest Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Coalition
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Drug Reverses Signs of Liver Disease in People Living with HIV
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Watching Energy Transport Through Biomimetic Nanotubes
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Aerial Photographs Shed Light On Mont Blanc Ice Loss
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Black Holes Stunt Growth Of Dwarf Galaxies
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Reducing, Reusing Europe's 2.5 Million Tonnes of Plastic in e-Waste Each Year
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Biologically Inspired Skin Improves Robots' Sensory Abilities
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Basic Nutrition Education Not Covered in Any Medical Courses for Health Professionals
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Researchers Discover Unique Patterns That Can Help Doctors Identify Budding Schizoprenia in Mental Health Patients
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Predicting the impact of climate change on bridge safety
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THC Vapes Dangerous, FDA says
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ICU Admissions May Be Prevented Through Improved Care
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Stanford Psychologists Show Leading with Flavor Encourages Healthy Eating
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5 Vaccines to Cure Your Dog
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How CBD Oil Is Affected By High Fat Food
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Study Suggests Economic Growth Benefits Wildlife but Growing Human Populations Do Not
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Wits University PhD Student Discovers New Species of Early Dinosaur
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