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AnimalsMissing moose
By studying population patterns, scientists hope to figure out why moose in some areas are in trouble.
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SpaceBlast from the Past
Pieces of an ancient asteroid that created a 70-kilometer-wide crater survived the blast.
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AnimalsNew Monkey Business
A rare, recently discovered monkey differs from other known types of monkeys.
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TechShape Shifting
A futuristic technology aims to have a pile of tiny, robotic beads arrange itself into different shapes.
By Emily Sohn -
HumansIf only bones could speak
The shape of fossil spine bones suggests that ancient human ancestors could speak.
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PlanetsThe Way a Comet Crumbles
Astronomers are getting a close look at a comet that's falling apart as it nears the sun.
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TechDancing with Robots
Ingenuity and creativity highlight a contest in which student-built robots play soccer, dance, or go on a rescue mission.
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TechFingerprint evidence
Identifying fingerprints may have a role not just in solving crimes but also in everyday life.
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AnimalsVent worms like it hot
Some undersea worms prefer water at temperatures near the upper limit of what animals are known to survive.
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TechSwitchable Lenses Improve Vision
Special lenses that automatically focus can help people wearing eyeglasses see more clearly.
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AnimalsEchoes of hunting
Bats use high-pitched sounds to zero in on prey, converting what they hear into how they fly.
By Sarah Webb