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Europe's Large Carnivores are Thriving Despite Increasing Human Population, New Study Finds
European forests are seeing a spike in large carnivores such as wolves, brown bears and lynx, researchers found in a new study.
Unique Rock Unearthed in Russia With 30,000 Diamonds Lodged in It
NOAA Says Arctic is Heating Up Faster than Rest of the Globe, a Sure Sign of Global Warming
Mistletoes Could Help Fight Obesity-Related Liver Disease
Marquette University Receives $3.5 Million Gift to Renovate Oldest Building on Campus
NASA Releases Satellite Imagery That Shows Christmas Lights As Seen From Space
The University of Texas at El Paso and Pearson to Launch UTEP Connect
Retraction Watch to Expand With MacArthur Foundation Grant
By Staff ReporterCredit Card Fraud Can Be Eliminated With Quantum Physics, Authors of a New Study Say
By Russell WesterholmPersonality May Outsmart Intelligence in School
By J BaulkmanUniversity of Leicester Rolls Out Free Wi-Fi For Visitors
By Staff ReporterMars Curiosity Rover Update: NASA Says Onboard Lab Detected Bursts of Methane on Red Planet
By Russell WesterholmOrigin of Horse Domestication Explored in New DNA Analysis Study
By Russell WesterholmCocaine, Amphetamine Users May Be More Likely To Attempt Suicide
By J BaulkmanNASA Offers Public the Chance to Name Craters on Mercury, Thanks to MESSENGER Data
By Russell Westerholm
