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Thursday, August 16, 2018
Researchers found that adding a full twist made it possible to break spaghetti in half.
Drought killed off inedible plants in Kruger National Park, making room for other plants that animals like to eat.
Researchers found that adding a full twist made it possible to break spaghetti in half.
New theoretical models help urban planners understand how residents think about clean air.
Populations with a variety of genes can help a species adapt to threats like diseases and climate change.
Blowflies serve as natural sampling instruments to learn what is pooping and dying in an area.
A new analysis reveals links between more than 5,000 natural disasters and 1,000 armed conflicts in China’s history.
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