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Drunken birds slur just like humans: Study says
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Researchers from Oregon Health & Science University have found that birds slur after getting drunk just like human do. Scientists selected Zebra finch, a song bird that learns to sing in the same manner as humans learn speech. In the study made, Researcher ...
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Researchers from Oregon Health & Science University have found that birds slur after getting drunk just like human do. Scientists selected Zebra finch, a song bird that learns to sing in the same manner as humans learn speech. In the study made, Researcher ...
This is what it sounds like when drunk birds slur their songs
When Songbirds Imbibe, Their Tunes Get Sloshed
Birds Slur Their Songs When Drunk, Just Like Humans: Study
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UK scientists plan to grow lettuce on Mars
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A team of scientists have created a plan to grow lettuce on Mars, and it has been short-listed to be included in a future space flight to the red planet. The project, being run at the University of Southampton, aims to put the first life on Mars by growing the salad ...
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A team of scientists have created a plan to grow lettuce on Mars, and it has been short-listed to be included in a future space flight to the red planet. The project, being run at the University of Southampton, aims to put the first life on Mars by growing the salad ...
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U.K. researchers plan to grow lettuce on Mars
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Groups plan to sue to protect rare desert flowers
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DENVER (AP) — Seven conservation groups are planning to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for keeping two rare species of desert flowers off the federal list of endangered species. The Center for Biological Diversity says the groups filed a formal notice ...
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DENVER (AP) — Seven conservation groups are planning to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for keeping two rare species of desert flowers off the federal list of endangered species. The Center for Biological Diversity says the groups filed a formal notice ...
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The Monarch Butterfly Might Soon Be Listed As An Endangered Species
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BC radiation risk from Fukushima disaster 'insignificant:' research
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As radiation from the Fukushima nuclear power-plant disaster drifted across the Pacific, fears that salmon and other marine life could be contaminated spread along the British Columbia coast. But samples gathered by citizen scientists and a more ...
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As radiation from the Fukushima nuclear power-plant disaster drifted across the Pacific, fears that salmon and other marine life could be contaminated spread along the British Columbia coast. But samples gathered by citizen scientists and a more ...
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Fukushima Radiation to Reach Highest Levels By End of 2015
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NASA Tries to Nurse More Life Out of Opportunity Rover
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NASA mission controllers are scrambling to get some extra life out of the Mars exploration rover Opportunity with a workaround that cuts off access to a failed flash memory bank that's causing the probe to suffer "amnesia" when it reboots. Opportunity has been ...
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NASA mission controllers are scrambling to get some extra life out of the Mars exploration rover Opportunity with a workaround that cuts off access to a failed flash memory bank that's causing the probe to suffer "amnesia" when it reboots. Opportunity has been ...
Computer system 'loss of memory' affects decade old Mars rover Opportunity
Computer system 'amnesia' plagues aging Mars rover
NASA's Mars Opportunity rover faces increasing memory loss
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The top 5 climate science and policy developments to watch in 2015
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Peru's President Ollanta Humala (right) stands with U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon before the press after a private meeting at the government palace in Lima, Peru, Friday, Dec. 12, 2014. Image: Juan Karita/Associated Press ...
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Peru's President Ollanta Humala (right) stands with U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon before the press after a private meeting at the government palace in Lima, Peru, Friday, Dec. 12, 2014. Image: Juan Karita/Associated Press ...
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Did drought doom the Mayan Empire? New evidence from Belize's 'Blue Hole'
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Minerals taken from lagoons reveal a century-long drought occurred between A.D. 800 and A.D. 900, right when the Mayan civilization disintegrated. By Tia Ghose, Livescience.com December 30, 2014. close. The Maya temple of Kukulkan, the feathered ...
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Minerals taken from lagoons reveal a century-long drought occurred between A.D. 800 and A.D. 900, right when the Mayan civilization disintegrated. By Tia Ghose, Livescience.com December 30, 2014. close. The Maya temple of Kukulkan, the feathered ...
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More evidence Mayan civilization collapsed because of drought
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Stephen Hawking's 10-year-old son 'was carer for a work-obsessed dad'
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STEPHEN Hawking's 10-year-old son was turned into a carer as his father denied his deteriorating condition and remained obsessed with his research, his first wife has revealed. Jane Wilde, speaking before the release of a film about the physicist based on ...
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STEPHEN Hawking's 10-year-old son was turned into a carer as his father denied his deteriorating condition and remained obsessed with his research, his first wife has revealed. Jane Wilde, speaking before the release of a film about the physicist based on ...
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New Microscopic Motion Detector Could Look for Alien Life
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Swiss researchers have tested a new kind of life-detection device that's sensitive to motion rather than organic chemistry — and they say it could be used on future space missions to look for alien life. Closer to home, the mechanical nanosensor could verify ...
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Swiss researchers have tested a new kind of life-detection device that's sensitive to motion rather than organic chemistry — and they say it could be used on future space missions to look for alien life. Closer to home, the mechanical nanosensor could verify ...
Scientists develop new way to detect life on other planets
Super-sensitive motion detector could reveal alien life-forms
Super-sensitive motion sensor could be used to hunt for extraterrestrial life
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Tiny 'life detector' could sense alien movement PH
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Miami - European researchers claim they have devised the first tiny motion detector that could help find microscopic life forms on distant planets. Until now, scientists have tried to find signs of extraterrestrial life by listening for sounds that might be emitted from ...
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Miami - European researchers claim they have devised the first tiny motion detector that could help find microscopic life forms on distant planets. Until now, scientists have tried to find signs of extraterrestrial life by listening for sounds that might be emitted from ...
Tiny life detector could sense alien movement
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