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OceansSurf watch
Figuring out the waves and the wind is an important part of surfing.
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SpaceBanana Split in Space
Astronomers have spotted an odd pair of banana-shaped features in a planet-forming cloud around a nearby star.
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FossilsSupersight for a Dino King
Tyrannosaurus rex had some of the best vision in animal history.
By Emily Sohn -
Health & MedicineSun screen
Too much exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays can damage human skin. That's why doctors recommend people who will be outdoors for long hours in the summer sun protect their skin.
By Emily Sohn -
AnimalsFishy Cleaners
Coral reef fish eavesdrop on their cleaners to see who does a better job.
By Emily Sohn -
FossilsAn Ancient Spider’s Web
The diets of some spiders haven't changed much in millions of years.
By Emily Sohn -
EnvironmentPollution detective
A science fair project tackles contaminated drinking water and mosquito growth.
By Emily Sohn -
AnimalsSpotting the World’s Leggiest Animal
Researchers have rediscovered and studied a millipede with as many as 750 legs.
By Eric Jaffe -
AnimalsNot Slippery When Wet
A tree frog's specially designed feet allow it climb wet or dry slopes.
By Emily Sohn -
AnimalsFirefly delight
Decoding firefly flashes unveils mating signals and other secrets of insect life.
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PlantsPumping up poison ivy
Boosting carbon dioxide levels makes poison ivy grow faster and become more toxic.
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TechExtra Strings for New Sounds
A new musical instrument strums like a guitar but rings like a bell.
By Emily Sohn