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August 29, 2013

Monk Seal Mystery, New Species Revealed, and More

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August 2013




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Monk Seal Mystery

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Monk Seal Mystery
Scientists hope schoolkids can help dispel tensions over endangered seals.
Seals on Crittercam >
New Marine Species >

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New Species Revealed
The newly discovered Olinguito has surprising relatives.
5 Myths About Great Lakes Water Levels
No, the water isn't being shipped to Asia in tankers.
Mitigating the Human-Wildlife Conflict
Farmers in India learn to cope with dangerous wildlife.
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Sustainable Pearl Farming
A family business in Polynesia shows how raising pearls can benefit marine life.
Wildlife in Korea's Demilitarized Zone
One of the world's most heavily guarded borders is also a haven for plants and animals.

Leaked Report Spotlights Big Climate Change Assessment
Why the UN's coming fifth report on global warming is already making waves.
An Alternative to Batteries?
Supercapacitors charge faster and last longer.
Musk's Hyperloop Plan Draws Praise, Skepticism
Is "fifth mode" of transportation just hype?


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