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Crabs Aren’t Hermits When It Comes to House Hunting
The land-based hermit crab Coenobita compressus lives inside a discarded snail shell and forages for food along the Pacific coast from Mexico to Peru. (Photo: Mark Laidre, UC Berkeley) Despite its...
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Science Scanner: Ultra-Fast Data Transmission, Why Humans Look Different,...
This image demonstrates just how intense radio beams after being twisted by researchers. Red indicates highest intensity (Alan Willner/USC Viterbi) California Scientists Develop Radio Based Ultra-Fast...
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Ancient Toolmaking Roused Humanity’s Need for Language
Examples of Oldowan chopper tools from Melka Kunture, Ethiopia (Didier Descouens/Wikimedia Commons) A couple of million years ago our ancient human ancestors created the world’s first tools when they...
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Crabs Aren’t Hermits When It Comes to House Hunting
The land-based hermit crab Coenobita compressus lives inside a discarded snail shell and forages for food along the Pacific coast from Mexico to Peru. (Photo: Mark Laidre, UC Berkeley) Despite its...
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Science Scanner: Ultra-Fast Data Transmission, Why Humans Look Different,...
This image demonstrates just how intense radio beams after being twisted by researchers. Red indicates highest intensity (Alan Willner/USC Viterbi) California Scientists Develop Radio Based Ultra-Fast...
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Ancient Toolmaking Roused Humanity’s Need for Language
Examples of Oldowan chopper tools from Melka Kunture, Ethiopia (Didier Descouens/Wikimedia Commons) A couple of million years ago our ancient human ancestors created the world’s first tools when they...
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Dark Matter Imaged; Shoe-String Theory; Metal in Mars Atmosphere
Dark matter filaments bridge the space between galaxies in this false color map. The bright galaxies are shown in white and the presence of a dark matter filament bridging is shown in red. (S. Epps...
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Humans Cause Animals to Become More Nocturnal
A new study led by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, found evidence that we humans are causing the world’s mammals to become more nocturnal. Published in the journal, Science, the...
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