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Finding a Pest Predator
When an invasive insect from Japan began wiping out eastern hemlock trees, scientists found the pests' natural predator in Japan.
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This Month's Feature Story
Did Dinosaurs Have Feathers?
Visit with Paleobiologist Sterling Nesbitt in his lab at Virginia Tech and you get to travel back in time to the Triassic Period....More
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Although the rest of the world has heard about the urban incarnation of Mardi Gras – as practiced in New Orleans – South Louisiana's rural celebrations have remained largely unknown to outsiders until relatively recently. ...More
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Audio Adventures
Rare birds and frogs, a cool evening breeze, stinging trees, leeches. Its all in a day's work for climate researchers in a cloud forest. Experience a day in the life of a scientist in the Australian highlands with this immersive audio-visual adventure.
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