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Like Primates, Ravens Understand Relations between Self and Others, Study
Similar to primates, ravens have also been found to build different kinds of social relationships – friends, kin, or partners, according to a University of Vienna study.
Yawning Helps Cool Brain, Study
Equine Therapy Helps Ease Symptoms of Dementia, Study
Early Morning Classes Affect Education and Health in Teens, Study
African Songbird Mimics Alarm Calls to Steal Food, Study
SNHU Offers two $10,000 Bachelor’s Degrees for Working Adults
Obesity at Young Age Leads to Severe Weight Problems Later In Life, Study
Oregon State Fires Obama’s BIL on Beavers’ Poor Performance
By Staff ReporterPlants Have Eyes That Determines Whether It’s Day or Night, Study
By Staff ReporterRutgers Names Former NJ Governor as 2014 Commencement Speaker, Rice Withdraws
By Staff ReporterNCAA Allows Muslim College Wrestler to Compete With Beard
By Staff ReporterUWSP Receives 39-acre Forest for Education and Research Activities
By Staff ReporterResearchers Discover Brain Areas That Predict Tendency to Succumb or Resist Temptations, Study
By Staff ReporterCorals Adapt To Rising Ocean Temperatures, Study
By Staff ReporterSJSU Expels Three Students in Hate Crime against Black Freshman (UPDATE)
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