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Wednesday, June 28, 2006
Fighting Traffic: A Century of Bloodshed
Automobiles did not always rule American streets. But when they took over, things sure got messy.
Archaeologists Discover Brazilian 'Stonehenge'
A grouping of granite blocks along a grassy Amazon hilltop may be the vestiges of a centuries-old astronomical observatory.
Smoking and Obesity Curb Sex
New study finds bad habits behind erectile dysfunction.
Humans Gave Big Cats Ulcers
Early humans might have been an easy prey for large cats, but a new study suggests the meals didn't sit well.
Ancients Traveled 1,800 Miles for Pretty Axes
For millennia, people have gone to great lengths to get pretty things. Take, for example, the newly discovered journeys of early West Indian groups.
Scorpion Venom Tested as Brain Cancer Treatment
A synthetic version of the venom attaches to the cancer cells, then radiation in the potion kills them. More tests are needed, however.
Image of the Day: The Leaf That Flies Away
A Common Evening Brown butterfly puts on a near perfect display of cryptic coloration.
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