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Young Bonobo Apes Develop and Handle Emotional Distress Like Humans Do
In a new study, researchers discovered another link between humans and apes in the way their young develop emotions and handle distress in one another.
Naturally Occurring Chemical Acid In The Brain Reduces Marijuana Addiction?
Sports Supplement Called Craze Under Investigatior For Containing Methamphetamine
Snacking On Popcorn Prevents The Power Of Advertising
Real Life 'Jurassic Park?': Fossilized Mosquito Discovered With Belly Full of Dinosaur Descendant Blood
MIT's New Robot Is A Group Of Shape Shifting Cubes (VIDEO)
SpaceX Launched 'Grasshopper' Rocket 2,400 Feet in the Air, Touches Down on Ground Without a Problem (VIDEO)
Iranian Space Agency Announces Plan to Launch Second Monkey into Space
By Russell Westerholm72-Year-Old Man Survives 19 Days In the California Wilderness On Reptiles, Algae, And Squirrels (VIDEO)
By Staff ReporterNASA Mistakenly Bans Chinese Students From Attending Astronomy Conference but Cannot Reverse Decision
By Russell WesterholmRecycling Began A Million Years Ago By Cavemen
By Staff ReporterScientists Identify Protein Linking Exercise to Brain Health
By Staff ReporterAnti-Oxidant Found In Grapes, Red Wine Destroys Certain Cancer Cells, Study
By Staff ReporterAnti-Smoking Drugs Did Not Increase Suicide Risk,, Study
By Staff ReporterWomen Were The World's First Artists; Fingers Hold the Key to New Discovery
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