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New Butterfly Discovered in Alaska for First Time in 28 Years

A scientist organizing butterfly specimens in a museum collection made a startling discovery: What people had thought was a variant of…

The Friday Post18 March, 201628 June, 2020
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Pluto Probably Has an Ocean Under its Surface

Despite being so far from the sun, tiny Pluto, which is smaller than Earth’s moon, has had an active geologic…

The Friday Post18 March, 201628 June, 2020
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Supercomputer simulates whole-body blood flow

A new supercomputer simulation of blood moving around the entire human body compares extremely well with real-world flow measurements, researchers…

The Friday Post18 March, 201628 June, 2020
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Man With a Simple Metal Detector Finds Discovery of a Lifetime

A man in England went exploring with a metal detector and made the discovery of a lifetime: an exquisitely preserved…

The Friday Post18 March, 201628 June, 2020
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Karyn Parsons tells inspiring true stories of little-known African-Americans

For Karyn Parsons, storytelling has always been in her blood – even during her days playing the charmingly highfalutin Hilary…

The Friday Post18 March, 201628 June, 2020
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Scans of King Tut’s Tomb Reveal New Evidence of Hidden Rooms

For at least 3,339 years, nobody has seen what lies behind the west and north walls of the burial chamber…

The Friday Post18 March, 201628 June, 2020
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Angry Birds Build the World’s Biggest Nests

You don’t build the world’s biggest bird nests by putting up with lazybones. That, anyway, is the finding of a new study into how sociable weavers (Philetairus socius) make and maintain nests that can house up to 500 birds. Aggressive supervisors identify and punish…

The Friday Post18 March, 201628 June, 2020
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Forever young

Sea anemones are a common sight on many coastlines, and despite their brightly coloured appearance it seems they may have…

The Friday Post9 October, 201528 June, 2020
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Ridiculously Gorgeous Rare Bird Finally Photographed

It’s hard to believe the mustached kingfisher is a real bird. First of all, it looks more like a Baltimore…

The Friday Post9 October, 201528 June, 2020
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New Human Ancestor Walked Like Us, Climbed Like an Ape

The mysterious human ancestor called Homo naledi was primed for success in a prehistoric triathlon, new research shows—if the challenges…

The Friday Post9 October, 201528 June, 2020
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Elephant Genes Hold Cancer-Fighting Secret

Cancer is less prevalent in elephants than in humans, in part because the giant animals have more copies of a…

The Friday Post9 October, 201528 June, 2020
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Harnin is a father figure for hundreds of Filipino street children

For 30 years he has mentored youths, many of whom were out of school and on the streets – neglected,…

The Friday Post9 October, 201528 June, 2020

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