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Don't get on a crow’s bad side—scientists have discovered that the birds remember the faces of people they dislike for a long time.
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Major-league pitchers have been applying mud to their baseballs for nearly a century. Does it actually help? Scientists finally have the answer.
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A small town in Minnesota is now home to giant troll sculptures made entirely out of trash.
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Erin Macdonald uses her expertise as an astrophysicist to help bring real-world science to the fictional Star Trek universe.
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Read a gross science article about ticks.
Constructing Explanations: Analyze a photo of an intriguing natural phenomenon.
Read a short science news article with a diagram about wolves that pollinate flowers.
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Read a short science news article about fossilized dinosaur poop.
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Read a short science news article about a new type of sunscreen.
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Read a short science news article with a diagram about spacecraft that create eclipses.
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Read a short science news article with a graph about mosquitoes.
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Read a short science news article with a graph about recycling pizza boxes.
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July is National Ice Cream Month! Take a look at some tasty facts about this frozen treat.
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