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Southwestern Grasshopper Mice Feel No Pain, Can Eat Scorpions For Breakfast
The grasshopper mouse, which lives in the southwestern portion of the United States and Mexico, is mostly immune to pain.
Studying Ancient Carpenter Bees' Extinction Could Help Save Current Bee Populations
BYU Researchers Find Cure To Losing Weight, Fighting Diabetes? (VIDEO)
Arctic Temperatures Proven to Be At Highest Levels in Last 44,000 Years; Has Climate Change Finally Been Proven?
Tufted Puffin Replaces Rodents On Alaskan Island Formerly Known As Rat Island
Plants Tell Time With Internal Clocks Facilitated By Sugars Produced Through Photosynthesis
Low Glucose Levels Improves Memory And Decreases Risk Of Dementia
NASA Sets Download Rate Record, Communicating With Moon Orbiter at Blazing 622 Mbps
By Russell WesterholmStoke Burden On The Rise In Children and Young Adults Worldwide, Study
By Jaleesa BaulkmanMen And Women Set Different Walking Paces Depending On Relationship Status
By Staff ReporterColor Contact Lenses Warning: FDA, Homeland Security Say Novelty Could Lead to Blindness
By Staff ReporterHigh-Dose Flu Vaccine More Effective On Seniors Than The Standard Vaccine
By Jaleesa BaulkmanUnderground ‘Living Stone’ Plant Has ‘Windows’ To Facilitate Photosynthesis
By Staff ReporterIndonesia's Mount Sinabung Erupts Again, Shooting 'Dark, Volcanic Material' Miles In The Air
By Staff ReporterAustralia's Trees Of Gold Provide Important Clues Deep Below The Surface
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