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The First Victim of Global Warming: the Narwhal

The polar bear is indeed a more iconic animal than the narwhal and, on top of th... [read >>]
Date: 13 May 2008, 04:02 GMT
 

Cat Urine Boosts the Number of Young Fathered by Male Mice

It has now become clear that Jerry was a regular mouse-Casanova because of Tom. ... [read >>]
Date: 12 May 2008, 03:29 GMT
 

Ultrasounds for Mating

The noise of a waterfall can easily cover the croak of a frog and this is why, i... [read >>]
Date: 12 May 2008, 02:55 GMT
 

A First Effect of Global Warming: More Grizzly-Polar Bear Hybrids

Global warming is a reality, and the Arctic is affected by it the hardest. Our g... [read >>]
Date: 09 May 2008, 14:06 GMT
 

Sahara Took 3,000 Years to Form

Today, Sahara is a huge desert area, with erratic dunes (ergs) and plains covere... [read >>]
Date: 09 May 2008, 05:03 GMT

Females Are Tougher than Males

Are men really tougher than women? Girls learn to read before boys do, get bette... [read >>]
Date: 08 May 2008, 14:06 GMT
 

Brown Algae, the Cause of British-Like Cloudy Coasts

Clime can be modeled by living organisms. For instance, it is a well known fact ... [read >>]
Date: 07 May 2008, 03:35 GMT

UVB Light to Get a Mate

Ultraviolet light is known to be harmful for most organisms if it is in excess, ... [read >>]
Date: 06 May 2008, 04:30 GMT
 

Colossal Squid Could Grow to 1,600 Pounds (750 Kg)

The analysis of the largest colossal squid ever caught (and largest invertebrate... [read >>]
Date: 05 May 2008, 14:06 GMT

The Largest Animal Eye: 11 in (28 cm) in Diameter

Squids and their relatives, cuttlefish and octopuses, have the most complex eyes... [read >>]
Date: 05 May 2008, 02:47 GMT
 

The 1,089 Pound (490 kg) Colossal Squid Is Defrost for Analysis

This is one of the most sounding victories of cryptozoology. For long, the giant... [read >>]
Date: 30 April 2008, 14:06 GMT

We Could See an Ice-Free North Pole This Year

Our grandchildren won't get to see polar bears, at least not in the wild. I... [read >>]
Date: 30 April 2008, 05:19 GMT
 

Neanderthals Ate Plants

The Neanderthals inhabited Europe and neighboring areas of western Asia. Early p... [read >>]
Date: 30 April 2008, 03:28 GMT

Pygmy Borneo Elephants Represent Extinct Species

Here is a dwarf amongst living elephants: the pygmy elephant of Borneo is one me... [read >>]
Date: 29 April 2008, 03:31 GMT
 

Dirt against Poison

Most plants are loaded with compounds generically called secondary metabolites t... [read >>]
Date: 24 April 2008, 03:28 GMT

A Metal Alloy for Repelling Sharks

Sharks are extremely sensitive to electric fields, and this enables them to dete... [read >>]
Date: 23 April 2008, 03:59 GMT
 

Urine Treason: Inbred Males Have No Chance

Inbreeding is extremely harmful from a biological point of view. We all carry ba... [read >>]
Date: 18 April 2008, 14:06 GMT

Sea Level Will Be Higher by 1.5 m (5 ft) at the End of This Century

The sea level rise is well understood in the current conditions of global warmin... [read >>]
Date: 18 April 2008, 03:57 GMT
 

Sex Race Is Not Always Won by Aggressive Males

The simple theory of natural selection says that the fittest males will father t... [read >>]
Date: 17 April 2008, 04:12 GMT

The Paradox of Drug Addiction

Except the case of toad toxins (which, anyway, are used as drugs by very few peo... [read >>]
Date: 17 April 2008, 03:02 GMT
 

A Megaquake Will Hit California Until 2037

We do not know if Superman will be around to save the situation, but by 2037, a ... [read >>]
Date: 16 April 2008, 05:16 GMT

World's Most Powerful Organism: A Sex Bug

Gonorrhea, together with syphilis and HIV, make a "love triangle" of t... [read >>]
Date: 15 April 2008, 14:06 GMT
 

The Secret of Komodo Dragon Bite

It is by far the largest living lizard: the Komodo dragon (Varanus komodoensis) ... [read >>]
Date: 15 April 2008, 03:11 GMT

Fire Ants Play Possum

This behavior is better known by most people as "playing possum" and b... [read >>]
Date: 15 April 2008, 02:40 GMT
 

How to Have Sex with a Flower

Sex toys may be made not only of plastic; and only by humans. Nature has got its... [read >>]
Date: 14 April 2008, 14:06 GMT

The Country Made of Atolls

The Maldives Islands are made of 26 atolls, placed southwest of the island of Ce... [read >>]
Date: 14 April 2008, 09:57 GMT
 

World's Oldest Living Tree: An 8,000-Year-Old Swedish Tree

This is a real surprise: this cluster of spruces in the mountains in western Swe... [read >>]
Date: 14 April 2008, 03:06 GMT

I Dance for Sex

These are the "Chip and Dales" of the crab world: the best performers ... [read >>]
Date: 09 April 2008, 03:56 GMT
 

Sea Breeze Can Kill You

A seaside cure may actually harm your health nowadays. A new research published ... [read >>]
Date: 09 April 2008, 03:23 GMT

How to Sexually Outcompete Bigger Guys

Do you think that only the big hunks get some humping action? In fact, it is all... [read >>]
Date: 08 April 2008, 14:06 GMT
 

See "The Door to Hell"

It looks like a crater with a volcanic lava lake, but it is not. It is said that... [read >>]
Date: 08 April 2008, 14:06 GMT
 



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