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    Some Greenland polar bears are surviving with very little sea ice
    
    By Nikk OgasaJune 30, 2022
  - Animals
    Palm-size marsupials may face extinction from wild ‘house’ cats
    
    By Asa StahlJune 29, 2022
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    Why teens can’t help tuning out mom’s voice
    
    By Laura SandersJune 24, 2022
Humans
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    Why teens can’t help tuning out mom’s voice
    
    By Laura SandersJune 24, 2022
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    Joggers run at an energy-efficient pace, new data show
    
    By Chris GorskiJune 22, 2022
  - Fossils
    Bright-colored feathers may have topped pterosaurs’ heads
    
    By Carolyn GramlingJune 17, 2022
Earth
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    Some Greenland polar bears are surviving with very little sea ice
    
    By Nikk OgasaJune 30, 2022
  - Materials Science
    Let’s learn about diamond
    
    By Maria TemmingJune 28, 2022
  - Earth
    Scientists Say: Fault
    
    By Maria TemmingJune 20, 2022
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    Noises sound totally different on Mars than on Earth. Here’s why
    
    By Stephen OrnesJuly 1, 2022
  - Space
    Ancient volcanoes may have left ice at the moon’s poles
    
    By Anna GibbsJune 23, 2022
  - Planets
    The InSight lander has caught a large ‘earthquake’ on Mars
    
    By Katherine KorneiJune 20, 2022
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    Scientists Say: Virtual reality
    
    By Maria TemmingJune 27, 2022
  - Tech
    This robotic finger is covered in living human skin
    
    By Maria TemmingJune 27, 2022
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    A new audio system confuses smart devices that try to eavesdrop
    
    By Kendra RedmondJune 15, 2022

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