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Unmasking the Pacific's Sea Star Killer
Researchers have identified the cause of an illness that is leaving starfish populations in shambles. The disturbing disease, which makes starfish lose their limbs and exude their own organs, is being caused by a newly discovered virus that is sweeping through invertebrates.
Latest Research Articles
Secret of Dinosaur Disappearances May Lie Near New Jersey Strip Mall
Hundreds of Black Holes to be Discovered in LIGO Mission
Sushi Eaters Push Bluefin Tuna Towards Extinction
Leonid Is Upon Us, But We're Running Low on 'Meteors'
Seals are Having Sex With Penguins and it's Very Disturbing [VIDEO]
Giraffe Genes Offer New Insight Into Distribution
Bringing a 40000-Year-Old Mammoth Back to Life
The Evolution of Eels May be Limited by How They Feed
Ocean is Primed For Harmful El Niños, Say Corals
Endangered Grizzlies Feast on Local Yellowstone Moths
Our Black Hole May be a Source of the Mysterious Neutrino Particle
Plants Are Less Prepared for Drought Than Experts Thought
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