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I'm Fine! Animals Fake Healthy to Woo MatesChances are you've tried to hide a runny nose and cough when you're sick at the office or around family members, and a new study finds animals do something similar.
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'Smart Glass' Could Transform Smartphone CamerasNewly developed "smart glass" technology that mimics the shutter capabilities of a traditional camera could improve the pictures you snap on your smartphone.
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Doggy Kisses: Oxytocin May Make Fido More AffectionateOxytocin — a chemical commonly known as the "love hormone" — might help strengthen the bond between man and his best friend: the dog.
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The Origins of Unlucky Friday the 13thToday, the words "Friday the 13th" just roll off the tongue, instinctively linked to bad luck, strange happenings and a hockey-masked murderer. But how did the superstition come to exist?
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Chimps Outsmart Humans in Simple Strategy GameChimpanzees can outsmart humans in simple strategy games because they have evolved in highly competitive cultures.
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Rare Stradivarius Violin Could Fetch $10 Million at Auction -
Practicing Yoga Doesn't Ease Asthma Symptoms, Study FindsEven though some people practice yoga to treat their asthma, the exercise does not appear to alleviate asthma symptoms in adults, according to a new study.
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Heat Makes Ecstasy Drugs a Greater RiskA dose of the drug Ecstasy that is not normally deadly could turn fatal when taken in a hot, crowded setting, a new study in rats suggests.
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LGBT Sites Gaining Their Place on US Historic MapThe National Park Service is launching a study to identify and commemorate sites and events important to the history of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) Americans.
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Wreckage from Secret Cold War Spy Mission Revealed in Aerial Images -
Zebras Hold New Record for Longest African MigrationIn the grasslands and floodplains of southern Africa, conservationists found a 300-mile (500 kilometers) zebra migration — the longest known trek of any land mammal on the continent.
