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Humanoid robot wows in Beijing
Sky News Australia
'Yangyang' the robot is modelled on one of the researchers who helped develop the technology, and can blink, smile, shake hands, and even hug her human doppelganger. The robots are made of a special type of silica gel, replicating the feeling of human ...
Robot Looks, Moves Like A Real Woman (VIDEO)E Canada Now
Meet Yangyang: the humanoid robot who can talk and moveSBS
Yangyang, humanoid robot, unveiled at Beijing conferenceCBC.ca
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'Yangyang' the robot is modelled on one of the researchers who helped develop the technology, and can blink, smile, shake hands, and even hug her human doppelganger. The robots are made of a special type of silica gel, replicating the feeling of human ...
Robot Looks, Moves Like A Real Woman (VIDEO)
Meet Yangyang: the humanoid robot who can talk and move
Yangyang, humanoid robot, unveiled at Beijing conference
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Ancient Volcano in Chile Erupts for the 3rd Time in 2 Weeks
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Families are evacuated and flights are diverted as plumes of ash fill the air two and half miles high. 1:31 | 04/30/15. Share. Title. Description. Share From. Share With. Facebook. Tweet. </> Embed. Email. <br/><a href="http://abcnews.go.com/video">More ABC ...
Chile volcano erupts for second time in one month after 45 yearsIrish Independent
Chile's Calbuco Volcano Sends Out New Blasts of AshNew York Times
Soldiers remove ash that fell from Calbuco Volcano, in the town of EnsenadaEconomic Times
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Families are evacuated and flights are diverted as plumes of ash fill the air two and half miles high. 1:31 | 04/30/15. Share. Title. Description. Share From. Share With. Facebook. Tweet. </> Embed. Email. <br/><a href="http://abcnews.go.com/video">More ABC ...
Chile volcano erupts for second time in one month after 45 years
Chile's Calbuco Volcano Sends Out New Blasts of Ash
Soldiers remove ash that fell from Calbuco Volcano, in the town of Ensenada
Uncover California
Save Monarch butterfly by planting Milkweed
Uncover California
The monarch butterfly is a wonderful creature and its population has decreased drastically over the last few years. Monarch butterflies cover thousand-mile journey from all over North America to alpine forests in central Mexico in late summer. Three or four ...
SCIENCE MATTERS: Plant milkweed, save the monarchTheChronicleHerald.ca
Roots and Shoots: A Little Milkweed Goes a Long WayPhilipstown.info
Chasing butterflies: Effort to save monarchs enters NKYCincinnati.com
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Uncover California
The monarch butterfly is a wonderful creature and its population has decreased drastically over the last few years. Monarch butterflies cover thousand-mile journey from all over North America to alpine forests in central Mexico in late summer. Three or four ...
SCIENCE MATTERS: Plant milkweed, save the monarch
Roots and Shoots: A Little Milkweed Goes a Long Way
Chasing butterflies: Effort to save monarchs enters NKY
Digital Journal
Nature steps in and rids Colorado lake of goldfish
Digital Journal
Boulder - Earlier this month, Colorado wildlife officials were worried about how they would rid one of Boulder's lakes of a massive invasion of goldfish. But after only a few weeks, it seems that nature has taken care of the problem without the help of man.
That Goldfish Problem? Pelicans Were on ItDiscovery News
Pelicans gobble up Colorado goldfishKOAA.com Colorado Springs and Pueblo News
Pelicans solve fishy dilemma plaguing Boulder biologistsAurora Sentinel
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Digital Journal
Boulder - Earlier this month, Colorado wildlife officials were worried about how they would rid one of Boulder's lakes of a massive invasion of goldfish. But after only a few weeks, it seems that nature has taken care of the problem without the help of man.
That Goldfish Problem? Pelicans Were on It
Pelicans gobble up Colorado goldfish
Pelicans solve fishy dilemma plaguing Boulder biologists
WXPR
Conservation group lets grass grow in fight against invasive plants
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A group of foresters, biologists, conservationists and members of the public took a look at efforts to find a strain of grass that would offer protection against invasive plant species in forested areas above the valley on Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Image Credit: ...
CNNF Continues Work To Halt Invasive SpeciesWXPR
Invasive species a hazard to humans, plants in Pigeon River Country State ForestPetoskey News-Review
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A group of foresters, biologists, conservationists and members of the public took a look at efforts to find a strain of grass that would offer protection against invasive plant species in forested areas above the valley on Wednesday, April 29, 2015. Image Credit: ...
CNNF Continues Work To Halt Invasive Species
Invasive species a hazard to humans, plants in Pigeon River Country State Forest
Western Morning News
People encouraged to save Britain's bees by counting them
Western Morning News
Wildlife TV presenters are urging the public to take part in this year's Great British Bee Count to help chart how wild bees are faring in the UK. SHARE PICTURE. Copy link to paste in your message. Wildlife TV presenters are urging the public to take part in this ...
Save our bees - by counting themBT.com
bees, and the persistence of hopeBeliefnet
Essex Profile: Beekeeper Tom CongdonOurWindsor.ca
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Western Morning News
Wildlife TV presenters are urging the public to take part in this year's Great British Bee Count to help chart how wild bees are faring in the UK. SHARE PICTURE. Copy link to paste in your message. Wildlife TV presenters are urging the public to take part in this ...
Save our bees - by counting them
bees, and the persistence of hope
Essex Profile: Beekeeper Tom Congdon
Toronto Star
Can bats teach aircraft designers a thing or two?
Toronto Star
Bats rely on impressively complex flight manoeuvres to catch prey in mid-air, and understanding how they manage those feats could lead to improvements in man-made aircraft. Bats may have a stellar sense of touch to thank for their agility, researchers from ...
Bats use a super sense of touch to fly with precisionWashington Post
How Bats Could Influence the Future of Air TravelTIME
Bat Wings Have Tiny Hairs That Hold The Secret To Their Remarkable Flying ...Tech Times
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Toronto Star
Bats rely on impressively complex flight manoeuvres to catch prey in mid-air, and understanding how they manage those feats could lead to improvements in man-made aircraft. Bats may have a stellar sense of touch to thank for their agility, researchers from ...
Bats use a super sense of touch to fly with precision
How Bats Could Influence the Future of Air Travel
Bat Wings Have Tiny Hairs That Hold The Secret To Their Remarkable Flying ...
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3-D View Reveals How the Iconic 'Pillars of Creation' Will Fall
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This color view was created from observations of the Pillars of Creation made with the MUSE instrument on European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope. ESO. advertisement. New images provide the first complete 3-D view of the iconic Pillars of ...
Here's what the Pillars of Creation look like in three dimensionsCNET
The Pillars of Creation Will Disappear in a Cosmic BlinkGizmodo India
Astronomers create first 3D image of iconic Pillars of CreationGizmag
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This color view was created from observations of the Pillars of Creation made with the MUSE instrument on European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope. ESO. advertisement. New images provide the first complete 3-D view of the iconic Pillars of ...
Here's what the Pillars of Creation look like in three dimensions
The Pillars of Creation Will Disappear in a Cosmic Blink
Astronomers create first 3D image of iconic Pillars of Creation
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Astronaut Chris Hadfield launches space exhibit at Ontario Science Centre
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Astronaut Chis Hadfield visits the Ontario Science Centre Wednesday morning for the launch of the Be an Astronaut exhibit. The exhibit features personal items on loan from the Canadian astronaut highlighting his career in aerospace. (Apr. 29, 2015).
Astronaut Chris Hadfield on living above the skyMarketplace.org
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Astronaut Chis Hadfield visits the Ontario Science Centre Wednesday morning for the launch of the Be an Astronaut exhibit. The exhibit features personal items on loan from the Canadian astronaut highlighting his career in aerospace. (Apr. 29, 2015).
Astronaut Chris Hadfield on living above the sky
Simon Fraser University News
Mapping natural and human-driven extinction risk in the sea
Simon Fraser University News
Which animals face the greatest extinction risk and in which ocean ecosystems? One way to find out, surprisingly, is to examine fossils. Sean C. Anderson, a Simon Fraser University biological sciences PhD graduate now working as a postdoctoral researcher ...
Fossils help identify marine life that may be at high risk of extinction todayUC Berkeley
Fossils reveal tropical marine ecosystems under threatUQ News
Experts Predict Future Extinctions With the Fossil RecordNature World News
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Simon Fraser University News
Which animals face the greatest extinction risk and in which ocean ecosystems? One way to find out, surprisingly, is to examine fossils. Sean C. Anderson, a Simon Fraser University biological sciences PhD graduate now working as a postdoctoral researcher ...
Fossils help identify marine life that may be at high risk of extinction today
Fossils reveal tropical marine ecosystems under threat
Experts Predict Future Extinctions With the Fossil Record
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