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Earth’s oceans face a perilous future

Andrew Blitman -
Humanity’s carbon-emitting ways could significantly affect the future of the planet’s oceans.

Stem cell clinics thrive overseas

Andrew Blitman -
Stem cells-basic cells that can differentiate into many types of specialized cells-are at the center of medical research and ongoing controversy.

The tale of the ibis

Andrew Blitman -
One of the most recognizable college mascots in the United States, Sebastian the Ibis has long been a symbol of the University of Miami.

The viral change – A new type of battery

Andrew Blitman -
According to a recent article by Discovery Technology News, scientists at MIT have discovered a new way to develop energy-storing devices.

Croc killing shows brutality on campus

Andrew Blitman -
It is the twilight. After a long day basking and defending your territory, you retire to the depths to prepare for another day. Then, an aroma tantalizes your nostrils.

Hydrothermal vents: the origins of life?

Andrew Blitman -
An enormous biodiversity thrives on the toxic effluence of the hydrothermal vents. At the bottom of the sea, giant tubeworms, rat-tail fish, clams, various crabs, shrimp, lobsters, and ancient creatures form complex communities.

Of heat and hurricanes

Andrew Blitman -
Hurricanes may wipe us out in the next hundred years.

Terror birds: the tyrants of Patagonia

Andrew Blitman -
Following the extinction of the dinosaurs 65 million years ago, surviving species rapidly radiated across the planet, evolving into myriad bizarre and beautiful forms.
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