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28 Dec 2012
Crunchy Science
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There are a lot of bugs in Hawaii. Most of them make loud, crunchy sounds as you ride over them with you...
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22 Dec 2012
Fuel Spills
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Do science and outdoor sports go together for you? They do for me! I do a lot of thinking when out in my kayak. Sometimes the t...
7 Dec 2012
Talking to Your Dog is Not As Crazy As You Think
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by L E Carmichael Any dog owner will tell you that their pet understands them - recognizes words, follows commands, and somehow knows...
30 Nov 2012
A Tribute to Scavengers and Decomposers
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by Jan Thornhill I visited a school a few days ago to talk about my books and, as usual, passed around the contents of my “museum-...
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23 Nov 2012
Clues in the Rocks
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By Claire Eamer “The role of a geologist is much like the role of a crime scene investigator,” says Joel Cubley , geology instructor at Yu...
16 Nov 2012
What Makes an Octopus Blush - and How Exactly Do They Do It?
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Posted by Helaine Becker We've all heard about octopi that can change color to mimic their environment. But how do they do it? I dis...
9 Nov 2012
Math, Religion, and Chimpanzees
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Photo credit: Aaron Logan The farmhouse was old. The sixteen foot dining table we were seated at was too. This was a typical gathering ...
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