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Tuesday, March 6, 2007
Male Spiders Leave Chastity 'Plug' to Ensure Paternity
A male orb-web spider leaves behind a post-coital parting gift that helps to ensure that subsequent offspring are his?the tip of his genitals ? in the females' sexual orifice.
Military Tracks Speeding Bullets Back to Source
Sniper detection systems follow the supersonic trail of a bullet back to the gunman.
The Secret Language of Whales Revealed
Blue whales sing to find mates and call to each other in distinct dialects to stay together in herds, according to new research. The finding could help with efforts to protect this endangered species.
The World's Most Explosive Tongue
The giant palm salamander of Central America shoots out its tongue with more instantaneous power than any known muscle in the animal kingdom.
Sea Squirt Regrows Entire Body from One Blood Vessel
Our closest invertebrate relative, the humble sea squirt, can regenerate its entire body from just tiny blood vessel fragments, scientists now report.
Cheney's Blood Clot Highlights Fairly Common Condition
Vice President Dick Cheney's diagnosis of a blood clot in his leg has focused needed attention on this common and potentially life-threatening problem, heart experts say.
Image of the Day: Gene Language
An international group of scientists has expanded the universal language for the genes of both disease-causing and beneficial microbes and their hosts.
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