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Friday, September 22, 2006
Robots Get Soft, Human-Like Skin
Cosmetics manufacturer Kao Corporation and a Keio University research team led by robotics professor Takashi Maeno have developed artificial skin that feels just like yours. Or even softer.
States Seek Lethal Sea Lion Removal
Oregon and Washington are drafting a proposal for “limited selected lethal removal'' of protected California sea lions in the Columbia River to ease pressure on the spring chinook salmon run.
More Drug-Resistant TB Seen in U.S.
The worst forms of the killer tuberculosis bug have been gaining ground in the United States, alarming public health officials over imported drug-resistant strains of a disease that is mostly under control in this country.
Tuberculosis Helped Bring Down Mastodons
A pandemic among an ancient mammoth-like creature probably contributed to the great beasts' demise, a new study suggests.
Global Warming Takes a Break
Cooling ocean temperatures in the last three years signal a temporary halt for global warming, but researchers expect the warming trend to resume.
Eat a Cockroach, Cut to Front of Line
Six Flags Great America is daring customers to eat a live Madagascar hissing cockroach in exchange for unlimited line-jumping privileges.
Image of the Day: A Nuisance
Invasive colonial sea squirt continues to thrive on the gravel bottom on Georges Bank, situated between Cape Cod, Massachusetts and Nova Scotia.
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