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Microbes, sponges, and worms add to coral reef woes
Study identifies additional risks to reefs stemming from pollution and heavy fishing (Photo : M. Carreiro-Silva) This is a coral sample that shows a large borehole created by a sponge.
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Airborne technology helps manage elephants
A new line of defense: Researchers find cattle vaccine works to reduce E. coli
A KAIST research team has developed a high performance flexible solid state battery
Leaky water pipes problem solved by Sheffield engineers
New technology eliminates plant toxins
New study helps predict impact of ocean acidification on shellfish
Birds that live with varying weather sing more versatile songs
Predatory beetles eavesdrop on ants' chemical conversations to find best egg-laying sites
Vaporizing the Earth
Bears, scavengers count on all-you-can-eat salmon buffet lasting for months
Researcher's fish-eye view could offer insights for human vision
Study Shows How Elephants Produce Their Deep 'Voices'
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