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Pitcher Plants Attract Bats to Eat their Feces, Offer a Resting Spot in Return
Also known as the pitcher plant, Nepenthes hemsleyana can attract bats their way in order to consume their feces.
Climate Change: Bumblebee Species Habitat Under Threat
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Climate Change Hurting Bumblebees More than Pesticides, New Study Suggests
NASA Announces 4 Astronauts Who Will Fly on US Commercial Ferry to ISS
Neuroscientists Develop 'Organic Computer' by Interconnecting Multiple Animal Brains
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By Russell WesterholmGlobal Shark Survey the First of Its Kind, Aiming to Aid Conservation Efforts
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By Russell WesterholmHidden Black Holes Spotted Behind Sheets of Cosmic Gas, Dust
By Russell WesterholmOld World Monkey Skull 15 Million Years Old Had a Tiny, Complex Brain
By Russell WesterholmArthritis Drug Could Treat Blood Cancer
By Staff ReporterSpaceX CRS-7: Company's Set-Back Not Expected to be Very Harsh (REPORT)
By Russell Westerholm
