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Unlike their ancestors, current birds of Britain aren't flying south for the winter. How are they surviving the colder months?
Bald eagles are not longer an endangered species. Learn more on this Moment of Science.
A recent study suggests that adaptive evolution might actually play a role in the dynamics of the predator-prey relationship.
Learn how the rabbit population in Australia rose to six-hundred-million over the course of 100 years. "Rabbits Down Under" on this Moment of Science.
Is your dog suffering from obsessive compulsive disorders? Find out on this Moment of Science.
Unless you’re the starting center for a professional basketball team, chances are you don’t have to duck when walking into a room. But if you’ve ever visited a house built around the time of the American Revolutionary War, you might have to duck even if your name isn’t Shaquille O’Neal.
Find out how female dung beetles lay their eggs on this Moment of Science.
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