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Wednesday, December 27, 2006
Ancient Insects Used Advanced Camouflage
A fossil of a leaf-imitating insect from 47 million years ago has a striking resemblance to modern mimickers.
TV Misses Mark on Seat Belt, Helmet Use
Gibbons Defend Against Predators With Song
When a white-handed gibbon spots a lurking leopard, rather than high tailing it in the opposite direction, the furry ape will actually draw closer to its foe and belt out a song.
Talking Fish: Wide Variety of Sounds Discovered
At least 1,000 species communicate by sound, and scientists are only beginning to discover the range of bizarre noise-making and listening techniques.
Scientists Create Molecule-Size Keypad Lock
Scientists have created a keypad lock a single molecule in size. This lock only activates when exposed to the correct password, a sequence of chemicals and light.
How a Zebrafish Regrows a Fin
If a zebrafish loses a chunk of its tail fin, not to worry, it?ll grow the fin back within a week. Now scientists think they know how.
Image of the Day: Social Warmth
Striped skunks use different strategies to get through long, cold winters in northern climates. While most male skunks den underground alone during the winter, a group of female skunks will often snuggle together with one male in communal dens.
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