Tuesday, April 3, 2007
Referees Add to Home Field Advantage
Referees are often accused of being blind. Turns out they hear just fine, however. And a roaring crowd can add to the home field advantage.
Oh, Chicken Feathers! How to Reduce Plastic Waste
New biodegradable plastics and alternative fuels may come from the chicken coop.
Elephants Slaughtered along 'Highways of Death'
Roads penetrating into the heart of Africa’s jungles are making it easier for ivory poachers to kill large numbers of forest elephants, a new study finds.
Binge Eaters: Pythons Down Bones and All
If binge eating were diagnosed in the reptile world, Burmese pythons would be said to have major eating disorders. But why do they eat the bones?
Lack of Sleep Causes Old Men's Testosterone to Drop
Lack of sleep causes testosterone levels to drop in older men, a new study claims.
Metals with Memory Could Fix Dents
Engineers have concocted metals that “remember” their original shapes and with a little heat can snap back after being crumpled or dented.
Image of the Day: Fluorescent Flashlights
Scientists have created the brightest ever synthesized fluorescent silica particles. These microscopic “flashlights” are 170 times brighter than any particles of similar size created so far.
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