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Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Coins Don't Smell, You Do
Scientists have sniffed out the reason for the musty, "metallic" odor you smell after handling money.
Gut Check: Dinosaur Had Worms
Gut contents from the fossil of a plant-eating dinosaur living 75 million years ago reveal what could be the first evidence of parasitic stomach worms.
Ancient Horse Corral Unearthed in Kazakhstan
The finding supports the idea that an ancient Copper age people living in the region were not only hunting the creatures, but domesticating them as well.
Halloween's Top 10 Scary Creatures
From vampires to ghosts, the history of the real and imagined creatures that haunt the night of Oct. 31.
Erotic Images Entice Even When Invisible
A surprising new study finds that our actions can be swayed by erotic images even when we don't consciously see them.
Some Very Fishy Diet Advice
Eat plenty of fish for good health, experts say. But not too much, because it might kill you.
Image of the Day: Thorny Diets, Part I: Neneo & Guanacos in Patagonia
In the wind-swept Patagonian steppe country of southern Argentina thrive a shrub of thorns and a relic of the camel family, the guanaco.
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