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Remembering the Fallen: Memorials GalleryThe memorials in this gallery commemorate fallen soldiers and honor the victims of tragedies such as Sept. 11 and the Holocaust.
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How Are Hurricanes Named?While the monikers of current hurricanes, including Earl and Fiona, may seem simple, the system of naming hurricanes has a long and complicated history.
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The Unlucky Side Effect of Green BeerGreen beer may leave you with a more permanent reminder of Saint Patrick's Day than just a hangover an emerald smile.
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The Beauty of Science: A GalleryA gallery of breathtaking images that resulted from scientific research conducted by researchers at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
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Diet Soda Linked to Heart Disease RiskPeople who drink diet soft drinks every day may be putting themselves at an increased risk of heart disease, a new study shows.
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Urban Schools Offer Healthier Snacks than Suburban SchoolsWhen it comes to food and snack selections, students at suburban schools and private schools have more unhealthy options than urban schools and public schools, according to a new study.
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Lyme Disease High-Risk Areas Revealed in New MapA new map shows areas where humans have the highest risk of contracting Lyme disease in the Eastern U.S.
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Unique Andes Species Lack Protection, Study FindsA new study based on data collected over the last 100 years shows that many of the species unique to the Andes-Amazon basin of Peru and Bolivia lack vital national-level protection.
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Gallery: Rare Species of the Andes & AmazonA gallery of the rare species and ecosystems endemic to the Andes-Amazon basin of Peru and Bolivia.
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Rarest Gorilla Gets Habitat Hope from AboveThe world's rarest gorilla has significantly more suitable habitat space than researchers previously estimated.
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Environmental Disclosure Makes Companies Look GreenerThe more information a company discloses about its sustainable practices, the more the public views it as being environmentally friendly.
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Breathtaking Cloud Formation Shines Over RockiesAn awe-inspiring lenticular cloud formation was captured over Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park
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How to Prevent iPad Shoulder PainTo ease shoulder discomfort from iPad use, experts recommend placing the tablet on a higher surface instead of on your lap.
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Gallery: Peek Inside a Coral NurseryA gallery of man-made coral nurseries, which are used to nurture and grow various coral species.
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Insects Top Newly Discovered Species ListMore than half of the 19,232 species newly known to science were insects, according to the most recent compilation.
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Cavefish Not Blind to Attractions of Surface-Dwelling CousinsCavefish that have lost their eyesight and body coloring while adapting to the dark depths where they dwell show no prejudice against their surface-dwelling counterparts.
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In Images: The Extraordinary Evolution of 'Blind' CavefishA gallery of so-called "Blind" Mexican cavefish, which have gradually lost their sight and pigmentation to adapt to their dwellings.
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Evidence for Oldest Popcorn in South America DiscoveredThe oldest known corncobs in South America were discovered at two sites on Peru's northern coast.
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New US Wildlife Refuge Established in FloridaThe Everglades Headwaters refuge will protect endangered grassland and savanna.
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Killer Whales Targeting Sea Lion Pups, Alarming ScientistsSteller sea lion pups in the Gulf of Alaska are being killed by predators at rates that may make it difficult for their population to recover, a new study shows.
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Image Gallery: Stunning Shots of the Titanic ShipwreckHaunting photos of the SS Titanic, one of the world's most infamous shipwrecks.
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Messy Rooms and Simple Thinking Seem to Go TogetherBeing surrounded by messiness can lead consumers toward clearer thinking, a new study shows.
