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What's Up, Doc? I'm Sorry, But...The last male purebred Columbia Basin pygmy rabbit has died, leaving Lolo and Bryn with no way to multiply like...
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Global Warming's Next Casualty: IgloosIt's becoming harder to find the right snow to build an igloo, and melting permafrost is turning land into mud.
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Mysterious Fish 'Party' Near N.C. ShoreThey came, they hung out, they swam away. But why?
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Scientists to Bury Blackbeard's Shiputhorities are resorting to a risky new method aimed at helping preserve what is believed to be the sunken flagship of the pirate Blackbeard.
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World's Tallest Building Possibly Causing EarthquakesThe weight of the Taipei 101 tower, specially built to withstand Taiwan's frequent earthquakes, could be causing a rise in the number of tremors beneath it.
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Lawsuit Over Koko the Gorilla's Nipple Fetish ResolvedTwo former caretakers who refused to bare their breasts to a 300-pound, sign-language-speaking gorilla named Koko have settled a lawsuit against the Gorilla Foundation.
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University to Teach 'Intelligent Design' as MythA course being offered next semester by the university religious studies department is titled "Special Topics in Religion: Intelligent Design, Creationism and other Religious Mythologies.''
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Beethoven's Bones?A California businessman said Thursday that skull fragments that once belonged to his great-great-uncle in 19th century Europe very likely came from German composer Ludwig van Beethoven.
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Alabama School Board Votes to Keep Calling Evolution 'Controversial'The state school board voted unanimously Thursday to keep a disclaimer in biology textbooks that describes evolution as "a controversial theory."
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School Board Member: Don't Know Much about Intelligent Design ...Nonscientific curriculum added to science class even though officials didn't understand it.
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Town Vote Seen as Referendum on 'Intelligent Design'By The Associated Press Published
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School District Did Not Foresee 'Intelligent Design' Legal ProblemBy The Associated Press Published
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Navy Sued Over Sonar's Effects on WhalesBy The Associated Press Published
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Giraffe's Tumor Removed in Tricky SurgeryNational zoo veterinarians treated a giraffe Wednesday for a tumor on its head, in what the chief vet said was the first such case of skin cancer.
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Trial: School Board Members 'Did Not Believe in Evolution'A former physics teacher testified that his rural school board ignored faculty protests before deciding to introduce the concept of "intelligent design'' to high school students.
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Opening Arguments Made in 'Intelligent Design' Court CaseThe case will test whether students should hear a religious idea prior to their biology lessons in evolution.
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The 'Katrina Effect' Has Residents Fleeing OpheliaWith many people on edge because of Hurricane Katrina, all residents and visitors were ordered to evacuate Hatteras Island in the Outer Banks on Tuesday.
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Volcano Killed a River's SalmonMysterious lack of fish now attributed to an eruption, which may have "toasted" them.
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Mount St. Helens' Lava Dome Partly CollapsesOtherwise the mountain remains relatively inactive, but geologists warn more activity could occur.
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Bush: Kyoto Treaty would have 'Wrecked Our Economy'The president says why he didn't sign treaty to reduce greenhouse gas emisions.
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Powerful Internet2 Spawns Collaborate 'Game-Film'
The next-generation Internet proved the perfect virtual sandbox for developing a video game completed this week by students from eight universities in four countries.
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Good Science? Announcement of Dino Discovery Delayed to Promote 'Jurassic Park' SequelPaleontologist Jack Horner also consulted on the film.
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Mozilla Attacks the Gorilla: Microsoft's Share of Browser Market SlipsMozilla's Firefox browser continues to grow in popularity.
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Bill Gates Envisions Cars that Can't Crash"That absolutely should be the goal,'' he said.
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