Science

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Are You Ready For National Fossil Day?

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Why Climate Change Brings Both More and Less Water

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Invasion of the Stinkbugs

Entomologist Gary Hevel answers questions about the brown marmorated stinkbug that is invading homes along the Mid-Atlantic

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Gargantuan Spider Webs Bridge Waters of Madagascar

Gorosaurus in Destroy All Monsters

Gorosaurus—That Other Giant Monster Dinosaur

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Picture of the Week: Daisy Wears Spots, Woos Pollinators

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It's All in the Hips: the Feathered Dinosaur Microraptor

A fossil collector since childhood, Bob Hazen has come up with new scenarios for life's beginnings on earth billions of years ago.

The Origins of Life

A mineralogist believes he's discovered how life's early building blocks connected four billion years ago

Reservoirs along the river may never rise to previous levels. Utah's Lake Powell has a "bathtub ring" that rises at least 70 feet above the water.

The Colorado River Runs Dry

Dams, irrigation and now climate change have drastically reduced the once-mighty river. Is it a sign of things to come?

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Wild Things: Life as We Know It

Caterpillars, Frogs, Big Birds and More...

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Colorado River One of Many Imperiled Waterways

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Jurassic Park: Redemption, Part 3

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One Fifth of World's Plants Threatened

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Blog Carnival #24: Pink Dinos, Fossil Auctions, Transylvanian Finds and More...

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Dinosaur Sighting: Star-Spangled Theropod

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Scientists Are People, Too

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Get Fuzzy on the Extinction of the Dinosaurs

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Why Some Kitties Meow and Others Roar

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The Many Layers of Cretaceous China

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Florida Panthers Helped by Texas Cats

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