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Humpback whale pulls off once-in-a-lifetime backflip
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"Air Jaws" may have some new competition in the form of a humpback whale with some serious hops. The breaching whale was photographed last week off the foggy coast of Nova Scotia in the Bay of Fundy, a popular summer feeding ground for whales.
Humpback whale's backflip caught on camera off Brier IslandCBC.ca
A Rescue in the FogThe Link
'Pretty phenomenal' show for whale watchers off Brier IslandDigby Courier
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"Air Jaws" may have some new competition in the form of a humpback whale with some serious hops. The breaching whale was photographed last week off the foggy coast of Nova Scotia in the Bay of Fundy, a popular summer feeding ground for whales.
Humpback whale's backflip caught on camera off Brier Island
A Rescue in the Fog
'Pretty phenomenal' show for whale watchers off Brier Island
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Nuclear fusion scientists meet at University of Saskatchewan
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Nuclear fusion scientists and experts from various countries will gather at the University of Saskatchewan for experiments this week. The group will be at the university for the majority of the week to discuss a series of experiments relating to carbon ...
Nuclear fusion experts converge on U of SSaskatoon StarPhoenix
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University of Saskatchewan will host nuclear fusion expertsSentinel Republic
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Nuclear fusion scientists and experts from various countries will gather at the University of Saskatchewan for experiments this week. The group will be at the university for the majority of the week to discuss a series of experiments relating to carbon ...
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Scientists congregate for nuclear fusion experiments at University of Saskatchewan
University of Saskatchewan will host nuclear fusion experts
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Bear days of summer: MB photographer snaps rare moment with polar bears
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A Manitoba-based photographer is turning heads online over a series of photos of playful polar bears stopping to smell the flowers. Dennis Fast snapped the photos in 2008 during his time as a nature guide at Seal River Lodge, built on the shores of ...
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A Manitoba-based photographer is turning heads online over a series of photos of playful polar bears stopping to smell the flowers. Dennis Fast snapped the photos in 2008 during his time as a nature guide at Seal River Lodge, built on the shores of ...
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PEI lobster study looks at impact of pesticides
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Researchers will spend three years studying the potential impact agricultural pesticides may be having on lobster in the Northumberland Strait. Dr. Michael van den Heuvel is the University of Prince Edward Island's Canada Research Chair in Watershed ...
UPEI leads 3-year study on impacts of pesticide run-off on lobsterJournal Pioneer
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Researchers will spend three years studying the potential impact agricultural pesticides may be having on lobster in the Northumberland Strait. Dr. Michael van den Heuvel is the University of Prince Edward Island's Canada Research Chair in Watershed ...
UPEI leads 3-year study on impacts of pesticide run-off on lobster
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Ragweed season in southern Quebec back with a vengeance
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Have you got a sore throat, an itchy nose and watering eyes? We're sorry to break it to you, but your ragweed allergies are going to get worse before they get better this year. goldenrod. This is goldenrod, not ragweed. The pollen is transported by ...
Why this allergy season is one of the worstCJAD
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Have you got a sore throat, an itchy nose and watering eyes? We're sorry to break it to you, but your ragweed allergies are going to get worse before they get better this year. goldenrod. This is goldenrod, not ragweed. The pollen is transported by ...
Why this allergy season is one of the worst
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Study explains why humans are not 'birdbrained'
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A study has revealed that a small variation in a protein found in abundance in the brain could be the reason humans are the smartest organisms on Earth. The protein PTBP1 provides insight into how we evolved well ahead of other living creatures.
Why Are We Smarter Than Chickens And Frogs?FailedMessiah.com
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A study has revealed that a small variation in a protein found in abundance in the brain could be the reason humans are the smartest organisms on Earth. The protein PTBP1 provides insight into how we evolved well ahead of other living creatures.
Why Are We Smarter Than Chickens And Frogs?
Alternatively Spliced Splicing Regulator Results in Bigger Brains
Thank Protein Called PTBP1, Because Of It Humans Are Smarter Than Chickens
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Henry an Australian polar moves to home in Canada in October
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A young Australian polar bear named Henry is on the move to the Polar Bear Habitat in Cochrane, Ontario Canada October 7. He is leaving Sea World Australia's Gold Coast to take part in a program to increase the polar bear population. Henry is leaving ...
Sea World Australia wishes bon voyage to Henry the polar bearTechie News
Canada facility to welcome Australia-born polar bear HenryNorthern Californian
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A young Australian polar bear named Henry is on the move to the Polar Bear Habitat in Cochrane, Ontario Canada October 7. He is leaving Sea World Australia's Gold Coast to take part in a program to increase the polar bear population. Henry is leaving ...
Sea World Australia wishes bon voyage to Henry the polar bear
Canada facility to welcome Australia-born polar bear Henry
Henry,Australian polar bear moves to Canada on October
Maine News
Giant Plasma Plume on the Sun captured by NASA
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NASA captured a plasma plume that resembles the Eiffel Tower in shape. The plume was visible from August 17 to 19 and was said to be several times taller than earth's diameter. The space agency's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the burst of hot ...
WATCH: An 'Eiffel Tower' on the surface of sunThe Weather Network
NASA sees Plasma Plume on the Sun that resembles Eiffel TowerNorthern Californian
Solar prominence looks like the Eiffel TowerTechie News
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NASA captured a plasma plume that resembles the Eiffel Tower in shape. The plume was visible from August 17 to 19 and was said to be several times taller than earth's diameter. The space agency's Solar Dynamics Observatory captured the burst of hot ...
WATCH: An 'Eiffel Tower' on the surface of sun
NASA sees Plasma Plume on the Sun that resembles Eiffel Tower
Solar prominence looks like the Eiffel Tower
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Seismic Blasting in Pursuit of Oil Puts Whales at Risk, Report Confirms
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Hearing loss is amongst the most extreme and immediate form of physiological harm to marine mammals from exposure to seismic blasting. (Photo: Wikimedia Common). A new report urges "extreme caution" in using seismic airguns to explore for fossil fuels ...
A disaster by any other nameThe Arctic Journal
Greenpeace tracks Arctic seismic ship off east Greenland coastNunatsiaq News
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Hearing loss is amongst the most extreme and immediate form of physiological harm to marine mammals from exposure to seismic blasting. (Photo: Wikimedia Common). A new report urges "extreme caution" in using seismic airguns to explore for fossil fuels ...
A disaster by any other name
Greenpeace tracks Arctic seismic ship off east Greenland coast
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There is peace in space. But will earthly conflicts end it?
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U.S.-Russia relations continue to deteriorate. And the International Space Station's survival is at stake. Charlie Gillis. August 24, 2015. Twitter · Facebook · Google+ Share · LinkedIn · Reddit · Email · Twitter · Facebook · Google+ Share · LinkedIn ...
Soyuz footage shows astronauts flung around during Earth landingDaily Mail
How Do Astronauts Shower in Space?Nextgov
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U.S.-Russia relations continue to deteriorate. And the International Space Station's survival is at stake. Charlie Gillis. August 24, 2015. Twitter · Facebook · Google+ Share · LinkedIn · Reddit · Email · Twitter · Facebook · Google+ Share · LinkedIn ...
Soyuz footage shows astronauts flung around during Earth landing
How Do Astronauts Shower in Space?
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