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Thursday, January 18, 2007
Daydreamers: Scientists Find Our Bored Baseline
Bored out of your mind is a reality. During mundane tasks, your brain shifts into a default mode of daydreaming, a recent study concludes.
Nature's Whitest White Found in Ghostly Beetle
A beetle with scales as pale as a ghost could help engineers come up with super-thin, paper-white paints, new research shows.
Intersex Fish Linked to Human Activity
Male fish with female characteristics in the Potomac River Basin are linked to chemicals found in pesticides, flame retardants and personal-care products.
Ancient Reptile Had Two Heads
Scientists have unearthed the fossil of a young, two-headed marine reptile that lived when dinosaurs still walked the Earth.
Cold Case: How Sniffles are Stifled
It's no cure for the common cold, but a new finding sheds light on why they don't go on forever.
The Next Really Big Thing: Digital Billboards
Digital billboards are starting to sprout along highways near you. Some are visible for more than 2 miles. Expect distracting ads to include animations.
Big Herbivores Shape the Land
Removing large herbivorous mammals from the African savanna can cause a dramatic shift in the relative abundance of species throughout the food chain, a new study suggests.
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