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Netflix for Monkeys: Scientists Streams Art Videos to Primates that Enjoy Watching Wriggling Worms
Monkeys could select to use the device to access rotating choice videos of another zoo animal, sea creatures, forest scenes, or abstract art, and worms
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Harmful Blue-Green Algae Found in Australia Might Just Be What Makes Mars Habitable
Atlantic Ocean Weakest Drop: Is it Too Late to Save 'Achilles Heel' of Climate Change?
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Sea Turtles Coated in Toxic Oil Spill Get Healed by Mayonnaise
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Scientists Warn Alaska Thunderstorms Could Triple
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Paleontologists Discover New Insect Group After Solving 150-Year-old Mystery
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Climate Change Leads to the Migration of Some Dinosaurs to Greenland
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February's Snow Moon: When, Where, How to See it
Fatal Encounter: Male Jaguar Accidentally Killed Female Over "Terrible Mistake"
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Texas Snowstorm UPDATE: Plants Release Extra Waste Pollution, Heavy as Two Planes Combined
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40 Long-finned Pilot Whales 'Refloated' in New Zealand
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New Research: 10,000 Year Old Dog Bone Changes Our View About The First Americans
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Biologists Puzzled by Yellow Penguin Found on South Georgia Island
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Volcano Alert: Closely Monitoring Magma Movements to Predict Big Eruptions
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Climate Change Driving Rise in Avalanches as Snow Becomes Less Stable
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Microplastics Health Effects: Are Environmental Toxins and Plastic in the Bloodstream Dangerous?
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7 Climate Change Animals Showing Incredible Species Adaptation and Thriving in a Warming World
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10 Fascinating Ways Trees Communicate Underground Through Mycorrhizal Networks
