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Men with Smaller Testicles More Likely To Make Better Fathers, Study
Men with smaller testes are more likely to make a good parent as they are more involved in child care, including changing nappies, feeding and bathing, according to a new study conducted by anthropologists at Emory University.
Climate Change Sets Off Vicious Cycle Harmful Towards Ocean Chemicals
Sudoku Saves Photographers from Copyright Theft
NASA LADEE Moon Mission Off to a Smooth Start; Successful Launch Confirmed (VIDEO)
NASA to Launch Robotic Spacecraft to Analyze Moon Dust Friday Night (WATCH LIVE)
Volcano Possibly Larger Than Any Other in the Solar System Discovered in Pacific Ocean; Named After Texas A&M University
Pornography Reinforces Sexist Attitudes Among a Subgroup of Heterosexuals
A Change in Interstellar Winds Will Help Scientists Place Milky Way in Vast Cosmos
By Russell WesterholmMystery of the 'Fairy Circles' in The Namib Desert Revealed: Research
By Staff ReporterNASA Narrows Landing Site for 2016 Mars Mission to Four Semi Finalists
By Russell WesterholmVideo Games Can be Beneficial to Elderly's Memory and Attention Spans
By Russell WesterholmDolphins and Bats Share Sonar-Like Echolocation Abilities from Convergent Evolution
By Russell WesterholmSaturn Super Storm Shows Evidence of Deep-Seeded Water Ice for First Time
By Russell WesterholmEuropean Industrial Age Soot Ended the 'Little Ice Age' of the 19th Century
By Russell Westerholm'Younger Dryas' Meteor Impact Theory Traced to Quebec, Canada but Scientists Still Cannot Locate Crater
By Russell Westerholm
