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Tuesday, June 4, 2019
New research shows how decommissioned oil rigs can become home to an abundance of fish and invertebrates.
Alternative sanitation systems are making use of creatures that find homes in human poop.
Elusive intermediate mass black holes may hold clues to how their more common supermassive cousins form.
Decades of observation and research suggest zebras may use their stripes for temperature regulation, among other functions.
Female convict cichlid fish turned from optimists to pessimists when separated from their chosen partners.
Searching for dwarf foxes and cloud forests on California's Santa Rosa Island -- a national park that the park service says is "like nowhere else on Earth."
These massive holes in the ice, known as polynyas, may appear more often as climate change advances.
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