Biological Sciences

As Mass Coral Bleaching Occurs More Frequently, Hopes For Recovery Fade, Study Finds

"Before the 1980s, mass bleaching of corals was unheard of."
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Colbert Releases Erectile Dysfunction Parody About Trump's Nuclear Button

"Ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough to destroy the world."
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This Image Shows The Tragedy Of Mass Consumption – But Change Is Possible

We must embrace our grief for the world we are losing before we can effectively protect it.
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Science Has Maybe Found A Way To Help Colicky Babies (Please, Fingers Crossed)

For years, doctors have been totally stumped on how to relieve frazzled parents.
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The Thomas Fire Is Now The Biggest In California's History

Firefighters continued battling the blaze over the holidays.
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Energy Companies Celebrate White House Slashing Protections For Migratory Birds

Accidentally killing bird species -- including with a power line or oil rig -- will no longer violate federal law, the Interior Department said in a ruling.
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First US Baby Born After Uterus Transplantation Is Dawn Of A New Era

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Some Rich People Put Anti-Bird Spikes On Trees To Protect Fancy Cars From Poo

“It’s a shame to see trees being literally made uninhabitable to birds.”
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What Do The New Blood Pressure Guidelines Mean For You?

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More Than 8,000 Firefighters Make California Wildfire Response Biggest In History

The monster Thomas fire might not be controlled until next month, officials warn.
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