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Sounds that dolphins make say far more than what meet human ears

The sounds made by dolphins are much more than what we hear. For dolphins, such clicks and whistles are a complex chain of words and sentences that let them convey messages to one another in a language similar to our communication.

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Special guests showed up to see NASA's asteroid-sampling spacecraft launch

The launch event of NASA's asteroid-sampling spacecraft on September 8 was attended by numerous guests. Ex TV ‘Science Guy’ Bill Nye, present CEO of The Planetary Society nonprofit organization, applauded the OSIRIS-REx mission that day at NASA's Kennedy Space Center (KSC), a few hours prior to the 7:05 pm EDT launch for the probe from nearby Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.

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Hundreds of chimpanzees previously used in research experiments will be shifted to new home soon

Hundreds of chimpanzees that were used in research experiments in the past will be roaming free in their new home soon at a chimp sanctuary.

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Genetic analysis of giraffes identifies four distinct species

Giraffes were once thought to represent a single species known asGiraffacamelopardalis, but a latest genetic analysis has disclosed that the genus Giraffa in reality has minimal four different species.

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Cassini Mission to Saturn: NASA releases Pictures of Dunes on Moon Titan

NASA’s Cassini spacecraft has captured images of a region of dunes on Saturn’s moon Titan. According to the US space agency, the images were clicked by the probe on July 25 when it was just 976 kilometers from the largest moon of the sixth planet from the sun.

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Bats cock heads when they target prey

A researcher at Johns Hopkins University has noticed that the bats was working on with cocked their heads to the side, like a pug.

Melville J. Wohlgemuth, postdoctoral fellow in the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences' Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, called it an adorable behavior. Seeing this, he become curious to know why they do so, the purpose.

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Turtle parasite named after 44th president of United States

A scientist has honored a distant relativepresident by naming a turtle parasite after him. A latest report in the Journal of Parasitology suggested that Baracktremaobamai wasn’t only a parasite, as its distinctiveness represents an entirely new genus. Experts said that such a thing hasn’t happened with this kind of turtle parasite in over 2 decades.

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Hawaiian island of Kauai’s native forest birds rapidly dying-off due to climate change

A study released on Wednesday showed that the Hawaiian island of Kauai’s native forest birds have been dying at a very fast speed and are at risk of extinction. It suggested that climate change is increasing the temperature of their habitat, letting mosquito-borne diseases to flourish.

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