Biology
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Mystery Unlocked: Here's How 'Animal-Like' Sunflowers Dance in the Sun
For the first time ever, scientists have solved the mystery of why sunflowers dance in the sun, saying that just like animals, sunflowers possess internal clocks that control growth and movement.
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