Academics
Sour-Smelling ‘Paste,’ Secreted by Hyenas Helps Them Communicate with Peers, Study
Hyenas communicate with each other through a behaviour known as ‘Pasting.’ Animals communicate with each other in different ways: whales sing, wolves howl, frogs croak, birds chip and honey bees engage in a waggle dance among others.
Jim Clements Named New President of Clemson University
WWII Soldier-Poet, John Jarmain's Pieces Will Now Be Available at University of Exeter
Deer Catches An Arrow In The Head, Should Make A Full Recovery (PHOTO)
Student Body President Of Northwest Christian University Reveals He's An Atheist
New Scorpion Species In Turkey Isn't Deadly Or Large, But Adds Depth To The Research
One of the Oldest Cases of Tuberculosis is Discovered
ESA's GOCE Satellite Falls Harmlessly In Atlantic Ocean Early Monday
By Staff ReporterGun Violence in Best-Selling PG-13 Films Tripled Since 1985, Exceeding Rate-R Films
By Jaleesa BaulkmanTyphoon Haiyan Update: Aftermath Of Storm Complicates Relief Efforts
By Staff ReporterA New Scorpion Species from Ancient Lycia
By Staff ReporterTyphoon Haiyan Kills Thousands In The Phillipines
By Staff ReporterToronto University Offers Program for Educated Homemakers Wanting To Resume Professional Life
By Staff ReporterBristol Scientists Create Device to Power Ecobots Using Urine
By Staff ReporterA ‘Suits’ Happening in Colleges; Students Hire Professionals to Sit in for Exams
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