All content Archive | March 2007

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March 30th
- Humans Can See Race and Sex Even in Simple Outlines
- Earth's Inner Temperature Taken: It's Hot!
March 29th
- Charge: Carbon Dioxide Hogs Global Warming Stage
- Study Reveals Why We Get Distracted So Easily
- Alarming Decline of Sharks Causing Other Species to Vanish
- Controversial Human Ancestor Gets Major Facelift
- New Computer Hard Drives Better, Faster, Stronger
March 28th
- Smokers Are Dead Weight at the Office
- Scientists Discover Key to Fashion Trends
- Light Seems to Pass through Solid Metal
- Rise of Modern Mammals Occurred Long After Dinosaur Demise
- Ancient Head-Squishing Violence Revealed
- Owner Says Dog Saved Her With 'Heimlich'
- Study Explains Why We're Not All Beautiful
March 27th
- High-Beef Diets in Pregnant Women Could Lower Son's Sperm Count
- Smart Sunglasses Change Color on Demand
- New Biodegradable Plastics Could Be Tossed into the Sea
- Cell Phones of the Future Could Survive Being Dropped
- Venomous Snake Count Rises Dramatically
- Mount St. Helens Can't Stop Growing
- New Blimp Swims in Air Like Fish
March 26th
- Healthier Pizza Passes Taste Test
- Good Vibrations: How Termites Know What's For Dinner
- Greenland's Mysterious Winds Tied to Global Climate
- Rare Semi-Identical Twins Discovered
- Ancient Lizard Missing Front Limbs
- Worms Live Longer on Fortified Steak and Chicken
March 25th
- Sweet New Battery Runs on Sugar
- Cutting-edge Technology: The World's Smallest Scissors
- iPods Help Doctors Recognize Heart Problems
March 23rd
- Robots Might Benefit from Sleep, Too
- Study: Cannibals Usually Dine Alone
- Crusty Old Discovery Reveals Early Earth's History
- Dinosaurs Dug Deep, Possibly to Survive Catastrophe
- Scientists Create Tiniest-Ever Alphabet Soup
- Two 'Raptor' Dinosaurs Unearthed in Mongolia
March 22nd
- Genetically Tweaked Mice Get Human-Like Vision
- Better Predictions for Hurricanes' Deadly Storm Surges
- Women Want Shorter Work Days
- Hip Supermarkets Jump on Takeout Bandwagon
- Broadband's Powerful Future
- Healthier Tomatoes Grown in Seawater
March 21st
- Acids in Popular Sodas Erode Tooth Enamel
- Super-Hurricane Threat Extremely Low
- Predators Stifle Rapid Evolution of Prey
- Jurassic Crocodile Unearthed in Oregon
- How Dental Hygienists Could Save Your Life
- Feathers Could Yield Map to Predict Bird Flu Outbreaks
March 20th
- Aging Muscles Become Hard of Hearing
- Report: Over 5M Living With Alzheimer's
- Brain Can Learn Fear By Seeing Othersâ€™ Fears
- Science of Homosexuality Takes a Backseat to Blind Faith
- Pig Journeys Reveal Human Migration Patterns
- Speed Reading Just a Gimmick
March 19th
- Bird Eavesdrops on Another Bird's Alarm Calls
- Ancient Lizard Glided on Stretched Ribs
- Internal Body Clock Linked to Mania in Mice
- NASA: â€˜Global Sunscreenâ€™ Is Thinning
- Playing Music Makes You Smart
- Brainiacs Succeed in Mapping 248-Dimensional Object
- Creepy: Spiders Love to Snuggle
March 16th
- Types of Eye Disease
- Modern Technology Reveals Baby Mummy's Past
- Man-Of-Steel Mentality Helps Guys Heal Faster
- Night Vision Helps With Camouflage In Briny Deep
- Laughter May Boost Altruistic Behavior
- Fertility Planning Makes Male Chimps Fight
March 15th
- Scientists Make Ice Hotter Than Boiling Water
- Coalition Calls for End of Incandescent Light Bulb
- Study: Playing Video Games Improves Eyesight
- Surprising Pace of Evolution and Extinction Revealed
- The Secret to Sniffing: How We Smell So Well
- Headless Bodies Hold Secrets to Pacific Migration
- Scientists find mongooses are nasty to neighbors, friendly to strangers
March 14th
- Ancient Furry Featherweight Mammal Discovered
- Human Voice Works Like a Jet Engine
- Controversial New Idea: Nerves Transmit Sound, Not Electricity
- Study: U.S. Businesses Not Prepared for Booming Retirement
- Surprising Activity Discovered at Yellowstone Supervolcano
- Scholar: 'Jesus Tomb' Makers Mistaken
- Sun Worshipers Addicted Like Alcoholics
- Slow Slippage Could Predict Huge Earthquakes
March 13th
- Ayurveda: The Good, the Bad and the Expensive
- Female 'Fat Talk' Mandatory, Study Finds
- Male Birds Use 'Wingman' to Win Girl
March 12th
- Old Earthquake Faults are Like Worn Brake Pads
- Why Children Never Leave Home: Evolution
- Sparta, Spandex and Disturbing Distortions of '300'
- Short Legs Made Human Predecessors Better Fighters
- Deep Mystery: How Huge Whales Hunt Jumbo Squid
- Sun Blamed for Warming of Earth and Other Worlds
March 10th
- New Technique Stores Data in Bacteria
March 9th
- Study: Genes Make Women Cranky
- Protecting Ozone Layer Also Slowed Global Warming
- Surprising New Arctic Inhabitants: Trees
- Hmm ... Rats Think Like Humans
March 8th
- Key Found to Reindeer's Throaty Mating Call
- Air Pollution Cuts Rainfall Over Mountains
- Snake with Taste for Escargot Evolves Bizarre Strategy
- The Real Value of Solar Power for Your Home
March 7th
- Dino Bones Reveal DNA Surprise
- How to Survive the First Morning of Daylight Saving Time
- Gorillas Gave Humans 'The Crabs'
- 'Jughead' the Bear Dies at Bronx Zoo
- Shipwreck Thwarted Napoleon's Advance
- You Can't Travel Back in Time, Scientists Say
- Time Change: Springing Forward Could be Bad For You
March 6th
- Male Spiders Leave Chastity 'Plug' to Ensure Paternity
- Military Tracks Speeding Bullets Back to Source
- The World's Most Explosive Tongue
- The Secret Language of Whales Revealed
- New Physics-Defying Super Diet Drink
March 5th
- Sea Squirt Regrows Entire Body from One Blood Vessel
- Cowbirds: Thugs of the Bird World
- Honeybee Buzzes Can Warn Against Toxins
- Following the Crowd to Save the Planet
- Study: Seeing Red Lowers Test Scores
March 4th
- Medication 'Robot' Fits Inside Tooth
March 3rd
- Rain and Snow: Scientists Don't Know How Much Falls
- Pseudoscience on TV: Weak Investigations
March 2nd
- Study Reveals Real Reason Birds Migrate
- Girl's 5 Weeks of Hiccups Finally End
- Key Found to Changes in Hurricane Intensity
- How Vikings Might Have Navigated on Cloudy Days
March 1st
- Caterpillars Click and Puke to Stop Predators
- GPS Collars Could Help Save Endangered Cheetahs
- Mission to Study Earth's Gaping 'Open Wound'
- Tornado Country
- Ancient Prickly Bugs Discovered
- Study: Familiarity Can Muddle Communication