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Guardians Of The Forest
In a steamy rainforest, an orangutan scales a tree, gripping and grabbing with fingers and toes. Palm fronds rustle. At the top, it uses its teeth and hairy hands to rip away the bark, revealing the ivory-colored center, the “heart of the palm.” High
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Should Tech Spy On Primates’ Heart Rates?
A CHIMPANZEE STICKS ITS FINGER THROUGH A HOLE IN ITS ENCLOSURE. Next, a researcher attaches a heart rate monitor to the finger. As the chimp sips on a juice reward for cooperating, a camera records its face. The images feed into an artificial intelli
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The Power Of Tides
Imagine a planet that spins so fast a day lasts not 24 hours but only six. Daytime is brief, and nighttime is only long enough for a nap. The planet’s moon rushes across the sky so close it looks 10 times larger than our familiar Moon! No, this is no

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