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Vampire Cannibals: Real Ghouls Haunt Papua New Guineaconspiracies-paranormal -
UK Shudders as Venomous Spider Creeps Across Britainspiders-arachnids -
'Iron Man' Suit Under Development by US Armytechnology -
Can Peanut Butter Sniff Out Early Signs of Alzheimer's?alzheimers-dementia -
Shooting Highlights Dangers of Distracted LivingIf a murderer waved a handgun directly in front of you, you'd notice, right? A recent incident in San Francisco proves that you might not — if you're staring at a cellphone.
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China: First to Discover the New World?human-behavior -
City Life: Are Mountain Lions Back on the Prowl?cats -
2013 Nobel Prize Winners to Be Announcedhuman-behavior -
The Dark Side of the Nobel Prizeshuman-behavior
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Image Album: Lake Natron Gives Up Its DeadPhotographer Nick Brandt has captured haunting images of the Lake Natron in Tanzania and its dead in a book titled "Across the Ravaged Land' (Abrams Books, 2013).
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Lake That Turns Animals to Stone? Not Quiteplanet-earth
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Krokodil, Molly and More: 5 Wretched New Street Drugsmedicine-drugs -
Killer Hornets Terrorize Chinaplanet-earth -
Deadly Flesh-Eating Drug Arrives in USmedicine-drugs -
Dr. Seuss in Congress: Why Rhymes Appeal to Childrenhuman-behavior -
Extreme HALO Skydiver Falls to DeathAn extreme style of skydiving originally developed for military operations and known as HALO, or high-altitude low-opening jumps, has proven deadly for one parachuter.
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Is It Really Lincoln? Gettsyburg Photo Stirs Debatehuman-behavior -
Experts Fear Airborne Spread of Deadly Pig Virusviruses-infections-disease -
Looking for Bigfoot? New Map Shows Where to Searchconspiracies-paranormal -
Is Schizophrenia to Blame for Navy Yard Shootings?In the wake of the Washington Navy Yard shootings, in which 13 people were killed, some people are wondering if mental illness might drive a person to commit mass murder.
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What Makes the AR-15 Rifle 'America's Gun'?human-behavior -
Jetpacks Get Regulators' Feathers RuffledYour jetpack is almost ready for liftoff. That's the word from the folks at Martin Aircraft Co. of New Zealand, who plan to release a fully functioning jetpack within a year.
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Brain-Eating Amoebas Found in Water Supplyneuroscience -
What Goes Up, Must Come Down: Balloonist Abandons Transatlantic Voyagetechnology
