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First Known Predator, Orchid Mantis, Mimics Flowers To Catch Prey
Although it is not unheard-of for creatures to employ a variety of camouflage tactics in order to protect themselves from predators or to hunt their prey more effectively, it is the first known predator to actually pretend to be an orchid to lure butterflies and other pollinators.
USC Hires Steve Sarkisian To Be Trojans' Next Head Coach and Hope Ed Orgeron Will Stay
Bill Seeks To Ban Tobacco Use On New Mexico State University Campus
Princeton University Ends Evacuation Following Morning Gas Leak Scare
Pop and Alternative Music To Be Used Track Space Junk
USC Head Coach Search UPDATE: Pat Haden May Be Close to Decision, But What Chance Does Ed Orgeron Stand?
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Touch-Sensitive Mobile Device Gloves By Toronto Brand Are Different From Others
By Jaleesa BaulkmanCollege Applications a Challenge For Many High School Seniors; Why Application Incentives May Help
By Russell WesterholmJ.D. Salinger: Three Unpublished Stories By The Late, American Writer Leaked Online
By Jaleesa BaulkmanLegless Terrestrial Fish Uses Camouflage to Avoid Predation
By Staff ReporterHumans Evolved From Chimp and Pig Mating, Claims a Scientist
By Staff ReporterMale Presence Shortens Lifespan of Females in Roundworms, Study
By Staff ReporterSusan Rodgers Named 2013 Massachusetts Professor of the Year
By Staff ReporterWoman Receives 25 Years Prison Term in 2011 Murder of Huston-Tillotson Athlete
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