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Projectile Poop: Why Some Caterpillars Go Ballistic(ally)
Scientists answer the age-old question: Why do certain species of caterpillar fling their poop far and wide?by
17 August 2010
The Carnal Carnival is a new science-blog carnival that collects “posts covering, mostly from a scientific perspective, a variety of bodily functions, fluids and excretions that are usually not discussed in…
Still trying to "find yourself"? If the sea squirt can do it, so can you.by
09 January 2010
Apes do negotiate—just not, apparently, with Ronald Reagan.by
18 December 2009
Think Sex in the City is wicked? It doesn't hold a candle to the kinky things bed bugs get up to.by
18 November 2009
Conservation biologists turn to DNA tests in hopes of tickling a tortoise's fancy by
30 July 2007
What happens when our thirst for knowledge drains some animal populations dry?by
28 May 2007
We love all things Inky: If they have 10 arms and wrestle whales to the death, so much the betterby
18 April 2007
It’s not their size that matters but what they do with itby
12 April 2007
Our Creator's stream of consciousness while fabricating the cowby
21 March 2007
It's not the size, but what flamingos do with them that matters.by
31 January 2007
Zoos are awash in birth announcements and cutesy videos. But is the giant panda's future any more secure?by
17 January 2007
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