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Friday, October 20, 2006
Whales Set Deep-Diving Record
Beaked whiles are found to dive deeper than any other air-breathing creature. Yet oddly, only during shallow dives do they get the bends.
Children Exposed to Pesticides in U.S. Daycare Centers
The pesticide concentrations detected in a new EPA study appear quite low. However, children are more sensitive to these chemicals than adults.
Successful Sex Strategy: Be Last in Line
The male that mates with a female after other males is most likely to father offspring.
Sucking Up: Why Monkeys Groom the Boss
Scientists have long wondered why monkeys pick dead skin and bugs from a higher-ranking primate. The answer: You scratch my back, I'll watch yours.
The 100-Year Forecast: More Extreme Weather
Droughts and storms will become more intense in the coming century if levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere keep rising, new computer models suggest.
Scientists Create Cloak of Partial Invisibility
A new invisibility cloak can hide objects in the microwave range of light.
Image of the Day: Saiga Antelope
Scientists working in Mongolia’s windswept Gobi Desert recently fitted high-tech GPS collars on eight saiga antelope in an effort to help protect one of Asia’s most bizarre-looking and endangered large mammals.
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