This deceptively difficult question to answer is vital to exploration
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Dead hair cells might confuse the immune system and lead to chronic shedding
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Array of camera traps captures surprising images of tigers in the wild
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Yet another peril of a teeming low Earth orbit
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Most people in a recent survey saw sharks as neutral, coinciding with a global treaty to protect declining species
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Matthew Cobb’s 3 greatest revelations while writing his book Crick: A Mind in Motion
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Potential flipper marks found by free climbers might point to the marks of frightened reptiles
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Pond frogs nonchalantly dined on the venomous insects, hinting at special mechanisms that help the amphibians avoid pain—and grisly deaths
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The calls of our closest living evolutionary cousins still hit an ancient target in the human brain
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We desperately need new organs, and we’re running out of ways to get them
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