Academics
Chameleons Are Artists Not Fighters: Brightness Of Colors And Rate Of Color Change Key To Winning Territory Against Other Chameleons
Arizona State scientists found that the way a chameleon changed its colors and/or the pattern of its natural skin pattern was a better predictor of how successfully it would defend its territory than size or physical prowess
Lizard's Airflow May Have Evolved Before Dinosaurs
A Father's Diet Before Baby-Making Is Nearly As Important As A Pregnant Mother's
Sprout Pharmaceuticals Denied In Attempt To Manufacture First Pill Treating Low Sexual Desire In Females
Newly Discovered Greenhouse Gas 7,000 Times Stronger Than CO2, But Not Quite as Prevalent
Mars One Foundation Draws More Than 200,000 Applicants For One-Way Ticket to Red Planet
FDA Announces Plan To Reduce Antimicrobials In Animal Production
University of Pennsylvania Engineering Students Design Low-Cost High-Tech Robotic 'Titan Arm' (VIDEO)
By Russell WesterholmColdest Place On Earth a 'Soul-Crushing' -135.8 Degrees In the Middle of Antarctica
By Russell WesterholmFIU Students Charged and Arrested Over Cheating Scandal
By Staff ReporterPennsylvania Engineering students Create Robotic Arm To Lift Heavy Objects (VIDEO)
By Staff ReporterRecession Graduates Have Greater Job Satisfaction, Study
By Staff ReporterForever Young, Hermit Crabs And Other Species Don't Deteriorate As They Get Older
By Jaleesa BaulkmanFinals Week Study Tips: Top 5 Ways to Make Sure You Ace Your Exams
By Russell WesterholmBaby Seals Still Stranded In British Animal Shelter
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