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• Why Do Hurricanes Often Curve Out to Sea?
  Hurricanes curve out to sea because they are steered away from land by wind patterns and surrounding environmental flow.
  Source: LiveScience - added 172 hours ago
• Clues to Obama's Muslim Problem
  Apparently differences in race and social class are enough to keep some believing Obama is Muslim.
  Source: LiveScience - added 172 hours ago
• For Bonobo Males, Mom Is the Best Wingman
  When having mom around actually helps in getting the girl.
  Source: LiveScience - added 172 hours ago
• The Newfound Fatigue Fighter: Hunger
  Starvation keeps sleepy flies buzzing.
  Source: LiveScience - added 172 hours ago
• Remains of Ancient Feast to Honor Dead Shaman Discovered
  Feasts may have helped pre-Neolithic peoples bond.
  Source: LiveScience - added 196 hours ago
• Velociraptor Had a Kickboxing Cousin
  The stocky dinosaur sported two giant sickle-like claws that it used to take down larger prey than itself.
  Source: LiveScience - added 196 hours ago
• How to Avoid Being Attacked By a Dog
  Dogs mostly bite children, though the elderly are second.
  Source: LiveScience - added 196 hours ago
• Most Fragile Eggs Belonged to Huge Flightless Birds
  Perhaps the hefty birds hovered slightly above the fragile eggs to keep them from breaking.
  Source: LiveScience - added 196 hours ago
• Photos Show Strange Elongated Martian Crater
  Photos just released by the European Space Agency give an up-close look at the strange, elongated Mars crater known as Orcus Patera.
  Source: LiveScience - added 196 hours ago
• Report: U.S. Institutions Vulnerable to Cyberattacks
  Neither the public nor the private sectors are doing everything they can to share information to thwart cyberattacks.
  Source: LiveScience - added 196 hours ago

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