Friday, April 20, 2007
Shot Stopper: Smart Guns Get Smarter
Police are testing smart guns that rely on biometric sensors in the grip to prevent weapons from firing if they detect that the trigger squeezer is not authorized to shoot it.
Termites Are Actually Social Cockroaches
Termites may look like white ants, but new genetic research confirms they are really cockroaches.
Flowers Evolve to Suit Birds and Bats
The varying shapes of flowers found in tropical forests may have to do with what has stuck its nose in there to pollinate in past evolutionary eras.
Man vs. Nature and the New Meaning of Drought
The definition of "drought" has become watered down and is really just a matter of perspective.
Scientists Give Odds on Arctic Sea Ice Shrinkage
Scientists predict a one in three chance that the year could set a new low record for Arctic sea ice.
Warming Climate Reverses Sex of Lizards
High temperatures can reverse the sex of baby dragon lizards, turning males into females.
Image of the Day: Grasshopper Explosion
Entomologists are wondering whether numbers of post oak grasshoppers will explode this year like they did last year.
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