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Hydrophone Recordings of Pando Tree Root System

Pando consists of 40,000 trees that span over 100 acres. An artist recorded the soothing rumble of what its giant root system sounds like in the rain. ....

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Shark Attacks by State, Where the Most Occur

What states have the most shark attacks? Florida, Hawaii, and California see the most sharks attack, but, victims rarely die. ....

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Acquired Tick Resistance: Why Some People Are Immune to Ticks

Richard Ostfeld has been bitten by hundreds of ticks but has never developed any tick-borne diseases. He has what's called acquired tick resistance. ....

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Why Orcas Are the Ocean's Apex Predator

Orcas and humans are at the top of their respective food chains. To understand why, just take a look under the hood at their highly complex brains. ....

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1.7 Billion T. Rexes Lived on Earth. Where Are All the Bones?

Scientists have uncovered fewer than 100 T. rex fossils, which begs the question: If 1.7 billion lived on Earth, then where are all the bones? ....

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