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Thursday, July 10, 2014

  • Photo of a baby Asian elephant and adult members of its group.

    Global Wildlife Summit

    Fight Against Illegal Ivory Stalled in Thailand

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  • Photo of the SS Badger car ferry.

    Last Coal-Fired Ferry Sails On

    Lake Michigan's S.S. Badger has drawn criticism for its coal pollution, but the venerable ship is aiming to clean up its act.

    Thursday

  • Photo of a baby Asian elephant and adult members of its group.

    Global Wildlife Summit: Fight Against Illegal Ivory Stalled in Thailand

    Many countries are stemming the illegal trade of elephant ivory—except Thailand, conservation experts announced this week.

    Wednesday

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    Vaccines for Frogs

    A new study found frogs can acquire defenses against a deadly fungus that has devastated their populations.

    Wednesday

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    Watch: Octopus Dismantles Camera

    Such behavior isn't out of the ordinary for octopi, among the most clever—and mischievous—of the invertebrates, expert says.

    Wednesday

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    Name That Alien Planet

    Even astronomers have grown weary of planet discoveries with names that only a robot could remember, and on Wednesday they unveiled a new worldwide alien planet naming contest.

    Wednesday

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    Pesticides Affecting Birds Too

    A popular class of insecticides has been linked to bird die-offs—a finding that parallels Rachel Carson's concerns back in 1962.

    Wednesday

  • A time-lapse photo of stars above the Middle Drum facility of the Telescope Array in Utah.

    Where Do Cosmic Rays Come From?

    A powerful telescope may have found clues to the origin of ultra-high-energy particles that bombard the Earth.

    Wednesday

  • A photo of the Arabidopsis thaliana flowering plant

    Are Plants Listening?

    Plants respond to the acoustic vibrations of chewing insects by producing defensive oils meant to ward off predators.

    Wednesday

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