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AnimalsWag the dog: When left vs. right matters
Most of us see a wagging dog’s tail and automatically think it’s a good sign. But are some wags more friendly than others? A new study says yes.
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NeuroscienceBrain patterns of haunting memories
Some fearful experiences stick with us forever. Others we brush off easily. The difference could be in which neuronal patterns are activated in our brains.
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AnimalsMyna birds don’t benefit from brainstorming
Mynas birds are actually a lot worse at problem solving when working in a group.
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LifeBlood clotting disorder blocked in dogs
Gene therapy stopped severe bleeding in dogs with the blood clotting disorder hemophilia.
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Health & MedicineExperiments in pasta
In discovery mode, babies gather every bit of information they can about the world around them.
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ArchaeologyAnimal mummies were a message direct to the gods
A new theory about the purpose of animals mummified by ancient Egyptians proposes that the cats, ibises and other dead critters were more than just simple sacrifices.
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Health & MedicineBabies tune in to happy sounds
High pitched, cutesy voices prove irresistible to infants.
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AnimalsTruths and lies about dingoes
A dingo really did take that woman’s baby, but other myths about the animals have been debunked.
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Dog personality: His master’s traits
Personality traits may vary as much from one dog to another as they do from one person to another, a new study suggests.
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AstronomyAstronomy: Man Bites Dog; Planet heats its star
Observing a sunlike star 90 light-years from Earth, astronomers have found evidence of a closely orbiting planet heating its star.
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Health & MedicineBone Builder: New drug could heal hard-to-mend fractures
A synthetic compound can heal broken bones that are so damaged they don't knit on their own, a study in rats and dogs shows.
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AgricultureMad Cow Future: Tests explore next generation of defenses
As Canadian health officials investigate mad cow disease within the country's borders, researchers are already working on the next generation of defenses.
By Susan Milius