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  1. Fossils

    Early birds ready to rumble

    A fossil hints that prehistoric baby birds could have fed themselves soon after hatching.

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  2. Health & Medicine

    Packing Fat

    Even among kids, waistlines are bulging, and many people are worried about the trend.

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  3. Brain

    Fruit fly brain has two clocks

    Fruit flies have not one, but two built-in clocks to regulate daily activity.

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  4. Brain

    Hearing Better in the Dark

    Blind people are better at locating distant sounds than people who can see.

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  5. Tech

    Cold house, hot house, green house

    Saving energy at home requires paying attention to the building's windows, walls, and roof.

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  6. Animals

    Wintering apart, returning together

    Birds that fly off to different places in winter can still manage to return home at the same time in spring.

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  7. Space

    A dusty birthplace

    Evidence of separate bands of dust suggests the presence of a planet orbiting a young star.

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  8. Tech

    A taste for cheese

    Researchers aim for cheese that is tastier, more nutritious, and easier to make than those now available.

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  9. Space

    Clash of the galaxies

    An X-ray image unveils an immense collision between two huge clusters of galaxies.

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  10. Genetics

    Gene sleuths track down ivory sources

    DNA testing of a tusk's ivory can help identify where the elephant came from.

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  11. Brain

    Fair play

    Studying dogs, monkeys, and other animals at play can teach us about fairness and cooperation.

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  12. Fossils

    Hunting by sucking, long ago

    An ancient sea creature with a snakelike neck may have sucked up its prey.

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