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Friday, December 22, 2006
The Air You Breathe is Loaded with Microbes
The air you breathe is teeming with more than 1,800 kinds of bacteria, including harmless relatives of microbes associated with bioterrorist attacks, according to a new study.
How to Super-Size a Volcanic Eruption
Super eruptions that blast loads of ash sky high can change the climate. Now scientists are finding that the relationship could go both ways with the climate having an impact on huge volcanic eruptions.
Japan Researchers Film Live Giant Squid
A Japanese research team has succeeded in filming a giant squid live -- possibly for the first time -- and says the elusive creatures may be more plentiful than previously believed, a researcher said Friday.
Savvy Squirrels Outwit Trees
Like good stock brokers, red squirrels predict when the market will be flooded with seeds and then invest big by producing a second litter of young, a new study finds.
Largest European Dinosaur Found
The fossils of a dinosaur that measured as long as an NBA basketball court were recently recovered in Spain.
Study: Less Acid Rain Not Always So Great
Acid rainfall in the Appalachian Mountains has decreased in recent years and organisms in its streams are thriving. But the environmental comeback could be creating new problems of its own.
Image of the Day: Redwood Death, Open Sky
You are in a land of green towers, a grove of old-growth coast redwoods in northern California's Humboldt Redwoods State Park. As you move through this cathedral forest of iconic pillars, suddenly the canopy opens and the sun shines through.
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