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Thursday, November 14, 2019
Cowbirds outsource parenting to other species, but an innate password tells their children to copy cowbird songs.
Pain, gastrointestinal distress, blisters, chafing, mental fatigue and dehydration. Extreme challenges to a tough sport.
Plants may recruit defenders by bribing them with other plants' pollen.
Researchers found that when we fall from different heights, our bodies move differently to absorb the impact.
Data from the second probe to reach interstellar space helps scientists form a more complete picture of the boundary between the sun and the stars.
Surprisingly, it’s the trees, not the bugs, that matter.
Quiver at the sight of skeletal galaxies, stellar pumpkins and ghostly interstellar visitors.
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