Committee for Research and Exploration Projects
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Sucker-Footed Bat Hangs Upright Via Sweat, Not Suction
Despite its name, the sucker-footed bat of Madagascar actually uses "modified sweat" to cling to slick leaves, a new study says.
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Where Are All the Migratory Birds Going?
The bobolink, a North American relative of blackbirds, finds its wintering grounds in South America by reading the sun and stars, Earth's landscape and magnetic fields, and polarized light humans can't even see.
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Prehistoric Pygmy Sea Cow Discovered in Madagascar
The fossil "water bushpig"—as the locals call it—fills in a gap between primitive land-dwelling mammals to today's aquatic sea cows, a new study says.
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Ice Baby
A near-perfect frozen mammoth resurfaces after 40,000 years, bearing clues to a great vanished species.
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Grants for Northern Europeans
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