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These Big, Meat-Eating Bats Also Have a Cuddly Side. Rare Videos Reveal 'Hugging,' Playing and Sharing Food

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Cows, Hikers and Mountain Bikers Coexist at This National Monument, With Help From New Technology

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1.04-Million-Year-Old Stone Tools Found on Indonesian Island Offer Clues About Some of the Region's Earliest Human Relatives

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Someone Returned a Library Book That Their Grandmother Checked Out Eight Decades Ago

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These Cavefish Lost Their Eyes, but They Gained Some Pretty Nifty Traits

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Hear the Long-Lost Chants of English Monks Whose Monasteries Were Dissolved by Henry VIII

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A Partial Dire Wolf Skull Is Headed to Auction This Month—and It Could Sell for $30,000

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Read the Dramatic 17th-Century Memoirs of Alice Thornton, Who Wrote Four Versions of Her Life Story

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How Life-Size Cows Made of Butter Became an Iconic Symbol of the Midwest

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'Delulu,' 'Skibidi' and 'Tradwife' Are Among More Than 6,000 Words Added to the Cambridge Dictionary

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For the Allergy-Ridden, Pollen Can Be a Nuisance. But Scientists Are Using the Powdery Stuff to Make Paper, Sponges and More

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Video Footage Accidentally Reveals the Strange Pooping Behavior of These Large Seabirds

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World's First 'Robot Olympics' Featured Soccer, Kickboxing and Lots of Falling Down

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Nobody Has Been Able to Solve the CIA's Famous 'Kryptos' Sculpture. Soon, the Solution Will Be Sold to the Highest Bidder

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Habitat Loss Is Leading to Inbreeding Among Michigan's Only Species of Venomous Snake

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Researchers Discover Fossilized Teeth That May Have Come From an Unknown Hominin Species

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See the First 3D Images of a Human Embryo Implanting, Shedding Light on the Crucial but Little-Known Process

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Italian Police Catch Tourist Stealing Stones From the Ancient City of Pompeii

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Before Whales Took to the Sea, These Ten Species Walked on Land

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