Phuks!

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Do spiders dream? A new study suggests they do. (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by xyzzy on Animals

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The U.S. Capitol’s turbulent history of bombings, assassination attempts, and violence (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by Justintoxicated on History

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This dog-size lizard is spreading through the southeastern U.S. (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond on Conservation

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How Iran is destroying its once thriving environmental movement (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond on Conservation

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Nov 4, 1922: British archaeologist Howard Carter discover steps leading to the tomb of King Tutankhamen in the Valley of the Kings (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by pembo210 on HistoryToday

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Wildlife deaths from coronavirus disinfectant use alarm scientists (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond on Conservation

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Hero shrews have one of the most bizarre spines—and we don’t know why (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond on nature

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NASA's Perseverance rover launched this morning to find life on Mars. Mission specs and what to expect in 8 months when it reaches Mars. (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by pembo210 on Space

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We have too many fossil-fuel power plants to meet climate change goals (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond on Climate

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China promotes bear bile as coronavirus treatment, alarming wildlife advocates (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond on Conservation

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Many overlooked animals are languishing (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond on Conservation

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Chinese paddlefish, one of the world's largest fish, declared extinct (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond on Conservation

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Frankincense trees—of biblical lore—are being tapped out for essential oils (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond on Conservation

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Fanged mouse-deer identified after vanishing for a generation (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond on Conservation

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The sea is running out of fish, despite nations’ pledges to stop it (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond on Conservation

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Billions face food, water shortages over next 30 years as nature fails (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond on Science

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Pigs recorded using tools for the first time (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond on nature

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Who Owns the Moon? The Galactic Government vs. the UN (published 2009) (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by pembo210 on Space

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This chicken has blue-black bones, organs, and meat—here's why (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by Justintoxicated on mildlyinteresting

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Climate change report card: These countries are reaching targets (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by gerob3 on Science

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The silent decline of the platypus, Australia’s beloved oddity (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond on Conservation

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Meet the Man Who Started the Illuminati (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by Kannibal on FoodForThought

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DNA study deepens mystery of lake full of skeletons (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by doggone on Archaeology

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Insect 'apocalypse' in U.S. driven by 50x increase in toxic pesticides (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by smallpond on Conservation

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Ancient Maya practiced 'total' war well before climate stress (www.nationalgeographic.com)

posted by Justintoxicated on History