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Butterflies And Bees Drink Crocodile Tears
To the delight of winged invertebrates, crocodiles cry when they eat
The Area Around Stonehenge Has Been Inhabited for More Than 10,000 Years
That makes this area the oldest inhabited place in England
Society Doesn’t Quite Know What to Make of Professional Snugglers
One snuggling operation in Wisconsin recently shut down when authorities thought it was a front for a brothel
Surgeons Are Ready to Put Trauma Patients Into Hibernation
By chilling the body, trauma surgeons can buy more time
Five Parasitic Species People Love to Eat
From tapeworms to lampreys, some people don't mind eating the bloodsuckers
Michelangelo’s David Has Weak Ankles
The iconic statue may be in danger of collapse
The Grasshopper Mouse Hunts Scorpions, Turns Scorpion Venom into Painkiller
Evolutionary adaptations let this little mouse hunt scorpions
The Ultimate Rock, Paper, Scissor Strategy
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKiSPUc2Jck&feature=youtu.be&t=31s">60 percent of the time, it works every time</a>
Here’s Why There Will Probably Never Be a Hangover Prevention Pill
If it was easily doable, someone would have invented it already
Maple Syrup Farmers Can Now Vacuum Sap Out of Trees
A new technology helps sugarmakers get every last drop
Mompox Does Exist: A Town Captured by Garcia Marquez Isn't Just a Dream
Once a center of commerce, Mompox is now an isolated city in Colombia
The FISA Court Has Only Denied an NSA Request Once in the Past 5 Years
Only one of 8164 surveillance requests were denied by the court
On These Book Tours, the Author Acts as a Tour Guide
Authors are literally bringing their readers along for the journey, by leading tours of places their books are set
These Cold War Satellite Images Revealed 10,000 Undiscovered Archaeological Sites
Images of the Middle East from the 1960s showed thousands of archaeological sites—some of which have already been destroyed
Mosquitoes Kill More Humans Than Human Murderers Do
From a human perspective, this makes them the deadliest animal in the world by far
NASA Made Jet Shoes for Flying Around in Space
Pushing down with your big toe would activate NASA's 1960s jet boot
Canada's Installing High Speed Wifi at Remote National Parks
Wireless internet will no longer be confined to visitor centers at an assortment of trial National Park wilderness sites
How to Improve Your Vision Without Glasses, Contacts Or Surgery
Knowing a little about the physics of light can help you focus
Spain Begins to Search for Cervantes’ Bones
Experts use ground-penetrating radar to search for the author’s bones
This Obscure Species of Mite Is the Fastest Animal on Earth
The mite just defeated the previous record-holder, the Australian tiger beetle
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