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Who Was Horse Eve?

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Her story doesn't involve any borrowed ribs or knowledge-bestowing apples, but she was the female forbear of all horses alive today. ...
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When Psychologists Take Things Too Literally

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Thankfully, in brainstorming meetings where I'm asked to "think outside the box," no one has ever put me in an actual box. ...
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If You Give an Opossum a Mozzarella Stick

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When the bus driver pulled away and I was left standing with a dozen near-strangers in the lobby of Durham's Museum of Life and Science ...
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Dances with Dung Beetles

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You know that moment when you realize that in every unloved corner of the animal kingdom, there’s an ant or a bee or a beetle standing on it...
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Photographic Memory? Depends Where You're Looking

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Even if you like to brag about your visual memory, your recall may really depend on the direction of your gaze. That's what two MIT s...
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How to Decode a Monkey Face

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Look closely: The black-capped squirrel monkey is trying to tell you something. No, staring deep into its eyes won't help. Act...

Regenerating Worm Ignores Rules of Biology

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Meet Schmidt. Schmidtea mediterranea  is a hermaphroditic, googly-eye-spotted flatworm that sometimes chooses to reproduce by breaking i...
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