Rebecca Kessler
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Horsewhipping Study Whips Up ControversyWhips don't actually make horses run faster, scientists say.
By Rebecca Kessler Published
land-mammals -
Rescue in the Arctic: Historic Treaty To Coordinate Operations
Eight nations negotiate first agreement covering the Far North.
By Rebecca Kessler Published
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Insect Scourge: Two New Species Invade U.S. Every Year
Two new insect pests settle in the U.S. each year
By Rebecca Kessler Published
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The Skinny on Invasive Snakes: Florida May Be Just the StartNews round-up on the invasive snake situation in south Florida
By Rebecca Kessler Published
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Daisy's Sexy Spots Drive a Fly into Frenzy of PollinationSex-crazed flies mate with flowers.
By Rebecca Kessler Published
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Lead Poisoning in Samurai Kids Linked to Mom's Makeup
The bones of samurai kids showed sky-high lead levels.
By Rebecca Kessler Published
health -
Mercury Keeps Invasive Pythons Off the MenuPython hunters invited to kill, but encouraged not to eat, invasive snakes.
By Rebecca Kessler Published
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Why It's OK for Birds to Be GaySame-sex canoodling can even be beneficial to some birds, helping them defend territories and take care of the kids.
By Rebecca Kessler Published
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Why 'Willy' Could Never Be Free"Free Willy" star chose the comforts of human care over freedom.
By Rebecca Kessler Published
whales -
Coral and Brittle Star: 'Til Death Do Us PartBrittle stars attach to this coral, forever.
By Rebecca Kessler Published
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