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  1. Environment

    Shrinking glaciers

    Most glaciers around the world appear to be getting smaller.

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  2. Animals

    From Chimps to People

    Although chimpanzees and people share many genes, there are key biological differences.

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  3. Animals

    Copybees

    Bees can learn about new food sources by spying on each other.

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  4. Tech

    Roboroach and company

    Cockroaches and lobsters inspire robots that navigate in darkness and track smells.

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  5. Humans

    Salt and Early Civilization

    Evidence from China suggests that people were making salt at least 4,000 years ago.

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  6. Animals

    Who’s knocking?

    Recordings of calls and drumming provide new evidence that the ivory-billed woodpecker survives.

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  7. Animals

    Walktopus

    Some octopuses can walk, using two of their eight arms to scoot backward.

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  8. Space

    Asteroid Moons

    Astronomers have spotted an asteroid with two moons.

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  9. Life

    Algae motors

    Single-cell algae can haul hefty loads.

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  10. Planets

    A Smashing Display

    A space probe slams into a comet and sends up a mighty cloud of dust.

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  11. Brain

    Monkeys in the Mirror

    Capuchin monkeys react to their own mirror images in surprising ways.

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  12. Fossils

    Dino Babies

    Fossilized eggs suggest that baby dinosaurs may have relied on grown-ups for help.

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