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Creating an Indoor EarthquakeEngineers get ready to shake a six-story condominium building
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Megalodon Watched After Its Babies, TooEven the largest shark on record needed a "safe-zone" for its young.
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Mass-Production Sends Robot Insects FlyingInsect robot creation method inspired by children's pop-up books.
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Against the Arapaima, the Piranha Scores but Doesn't WinPut a school of starving piranha and a 300-pound (130 kilogram) fish together, and who comes out the winner?
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Before-And-After Picture of an Earthquake ZoneSee the Pescadores Fault before and after a quake.
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Conservation: A Popularity Contest?We know less about small species like the anemonefish than larger animals.
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Healthy Monkeys Brains May Hold Key to Curing Alzheimer'sResearchers are studying the resistance of monkeys and apes to Alzheimer's in order to protect human brains from the devastating disease.
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Toxic Turnaround With ManganeseResearchers discovered that manganese, a metal and an essential nutrient, helps protect cells against certain toxins.
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Bacterial 'Glue' is One of Nature's Stickiest SubstancesThe tiny water bacterium Caulobacter crescentus secretes a sugary substance so sticky that just a tiny bit could hold several cars together.
