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When Did Humans Begin Hurling Spears?

New hunting technique allowed killing at a safe distance

Top Stories: A Shocking Way to Improve Math Skills, Kepler Malfunctions, and More

Some of our favorite stories of the week

ScienceShot: Fungi Provide an Early Warning System for Plants

Fungus alerts plants to aphid attack

ScienceShot: Easy Hiking, and Biking, on Titan

First global topographic map of Saturn's big moon shows a subdued landscape

Podcast: Apes, Monkeys, Kiwis, and Tigers. Oh My!

Listen to a roundup of some of our favorite stories from the week

ScienceShot: A Future Baby's Revealing First Photos

Technique could improve success rates of IVF

ScienceShot: Chalk + Glass = Beauty

Scientists discover simple set of design rules for creating complex shapes

Trouble With Math? Maybe You Should Get Your Brain Zapped

Study shows that electrical brain stimulation speeds mathematical learning

Atlantic Coast Warping Like a 'Magic Carpet'

Discovery may change how geologists reconstruct past climate

ScienceShot: Invasive Ladybug Carries Fatal Parasite

Infectious fungus key to beetle’s success

ScienceShot: Stinky Feet Smell Sweet to Malaria-Infected Mosquitoes

Insects three times more likely to be drawn to the human odor than their uninfected counterparts

ScienceShot: Zipping Around Uranus and Neptune

The two giant worlds have only shallow winds

Study of Controversial Dam Reveals Hidden Dependence on Rainforest

Deforestation in Amazon reduces electricity from hydropower dams by up to 40%

Fossils May Pinpoint Critical Split Between Apes and Monkeys

Key evolutionary event eventually gave rise to human beings

Rising Numbers May Not Be Enough to Save Tigers and Kiwis

Loss of genetic diversity may doom some of the cats and birds

Live Chat: Honey Bees in Trouble (Video)

Talk to experts in a Google Hangout about what's being done to save these important insects

ScienceShot: The Inner Lives of Caterpillars

Scientists use high-resolution scanning technique to peer inside developing butterfly

ScienceShot: Grizzlies Lose Important Food Source in Yellowstone

Wolves no longer seen as sole killer of elk

ScienceShot: The Big Unknown in Sea-Level Rise

Research consortium finally pegs impact of melting ice sheets

ScienceShot: Diarrhea Deaths Decoded

Four microbes are responsible for most cases of childhood diarrhea in the developing world

ScienceShot: Earliest Ear Bones Sound Off on Human Hearing

Two-million-year-old fossils from human relatives reveal insights to language development

ScienceShot: Carnivorous Plant Ejects Junk DNA

Humped bladderwort's genome is only 3% non-gene, the inverse of humans

Top Stories: Debunking Aliens, Old Hearts Made Young, and Attempts to Kill an NSF Bill

Some of our favorite stories from this week

ScienceShot: Big Brains May Help Baby Seals Survive Under Ice

Weddell seal pups have larger relative brain at birth than any other mammal

Lord Kelvin Wipes Out on Speed Boat Wakes?

Classic analysis of wedge-like plumes not the whole story, two physicists argue

Podcast: Mean Spiders, the Origins of Language, and a Bizarre, 6-Inch Human

An audio roundup of some of our favorite stories from this week

ScienceShot: Rocky Planets in the Nearest Star Cluster?

Two stars in the Hyades may have silicate-rich worlds

To Stop Malaria, Infect the Mosquitoes

Bacteria may prevent the insects from transmitting the disease to humans

ScienceShot: The Life Cycle of a Bubble

Model splits the life of a foam into three phases

Nineteenth Century Technique Turns Old Mouse Hearts Young

Pumping young blood into old mice erases years of age-related heart disease
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