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50 Shades of Green? Environmental Attitudes Vary Widely in USA lot of factors can influence how Americans feel about environmental issues.
climate-change -
Lost in Pearl Harbor: Photos of Sunken WWII-Era Navy PlaneArchaeologists and history enthusiasts have tried to get decent pictures of the drowned plane for decades.
archaeology -
74 Years Later, Sunken Pearl Harbor Plane Still Filled with MysteryArchaeologists and history enthusiasts have tried to get decent pictures of the drowned plane for decades.
archaeology -
Superquiet Supersonic: NASA Aims for Softer BoomsSupersonic planes are superfast, but they're also superloud.
tech -
Sir Butterfly! New Species Named for David AttenboroughThe striking new species is the first butterfly to be named for the British broadcaster.
insects -
Why So Blue? Tarantula's Cool Color Is Still a MysteryA tarantula's cool blue coloring could inspire fashion and technologies of the future.
spiders-arachnids -
Amazon Unveils Its Delivery Drone of the FutureThe company says that delivery drones could be as "normal" as mail trucks someday.
tech -
Angry Birds? Seagulls Implicated in Baby-Whale DeathsAt least 626 baby right whales have died off the coast of Argentina since 2003, and no one knows why.
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Is Digital Hoarding a Mental Disorder (And Do You Have It)?Digital hoarding could one day be a diagnosable disease.
psychology -
Cobwebs Hold Genetic Secrets About Spiders and Their PreyAn empty spider web isn't a mystery; it's a clue.
spiders-arachnids -
Goodbye, Nola: Only 3 Northern White Rhinos Remain in the WorldOne of four northern white rhinoceros left on Earth died yesterday (Nov. 22), leaving only three surviving members of the critically endangered species.
land-mammals -
Jet-Propelled 3D-Printed Drone Claims Speed RecordA new jet-powered drone might be the most complex flying machine ever built using 3D printing.
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'Flying' Tadpoles & Fleeing Fish Win Prestigious Photo ContestSchools of aquatic animals won big during this year's Royal Society photo competition.
amphibians -
Through Their Eyes: Awesome Photos Show How Animals See the WorldThe winning photos from the first-ever Royal Society Publishing Photography competition.
animals -
Not So Precious: Eyeless 'Smeagol' Arachnid Discovered in Underground LairIn a deep, dank cave in Brazil, a pale, blind creature lurks, never venturing out to feel the sun.
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1,700-Year-Old Mosaic Once Decorated Luxurious Villa CourtyardLions and tigers and birds, oh my!
archaeology -
UNESCO Celebrates 70th Anniversary with High-Tech Light ShowThe organization's many-sided facade is about to become a giant digital photo album.
tech -
In Photos: 1,700-Year-Old Mosaic Once Adorned Israeli CourtyardPredators and prey bring an ancient tile floor to life.
archaeology -
Friday the 13th: Why There Are 3 'Unlucky' Days This YearEnjoy this inauspicious Friday, because you won't see another one like it until 2026.
human-behavior -
Dinos & X-Ray Probes? Photos Show Playful Side of Particle PhysicsAdvanced physics is a lot more fun than you might think.
particle-physics -
In Images: Physics Photowalk Contest WinnersThe winning images from this year's contest don't disappoint.
physics-mathematics -
China's Smog Levels Reach 50 Times the Limit: 'Everybody is at Risk'Shenyang's smog is even a problem for healthy individuals.
planet-earth -
How Robots Are Building a 3D-Printed Metal Bridge in AmsterdamThese torch-wielding robots might be the new face of manufacturing.
robotics -
This Adorable Kitty Looks Like a Werewolf: Here's WhyThis oddly adorable cat carries a genetic secret.
genetics
