Monday, 14 October 2013

At Robotic Petting Zoo, 'Animals' Touch Back

A glowing, tentacled creature learns how to connect with visitors at this truly interactive habitat. Continue reading →



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Columbus May Not Have Been First to America

Columbus may not have been the first to America. Learn more about Columbus not being the first to America in this article.



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After Columbus: Native American Traditions Alive Today

Despite 500 years separating the modern age with the pre-Columbian era, some Native American traditions are still alive today.



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'Cyclops' Sub to Advance Deep Sea Exploration

A manned submersible named Cyclops is being built to dive nearly 2 miles (3 kilometers) below the ocean's surface, deeper than most existing subs.



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10 Good Techs Turned Bad

Technologies that can improve lives can also take them away.



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DNews Stormtracker

Catch the latest weather updates around the United States and breaking weather news of the world.



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Top 10 Evolutionary Tricks for Pollinators

Flowers often need reproductive help from birds and bees, not to mention bats, moths, lizards and primates.



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