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ScienceShot: Why Some Cockroaches Check Out of Roach Motels

Some of the insects have evolved to hate the taste of a glucose-baited traps

ScienceShot: How the White Tiger Got Its Coat

Scientists find gene behind striking coloration

ScienceShot: Working (Too) Hard for Love

Despite a male's best efforts to impress, female strawberry poison frogs simply chose the closest mate

Video: Two Galaxies on a Collision Course

Smashup will result in one massive galaxy

ScienceShot: Feet Are a Treat for Fungi

Scientists find large diversity of the microbes on our tootsies

ScienceShot: Short Plants Are Evolutionary Sprinters

Diminutive species mutate more rapidly than their taller counterparts

ScienceShot: The Secret of a Viper's Velvet Black Camouflage

Unique nanostructures allow the predator to fade into the shadows

ScienceShot: Why Most Snails Coil to the Right

Researchers uncover evolutionary explanation for lack of "lefties"

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

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

ScienceShot: Invasive Ladybug Carries Fatal Parasite

Infectious fungus key to beetle’s success

ScienceShot: Zipping Around Uranus and Neptune

The two giant worlds have only shallow winds

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: 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

ScienceShot: Big Brains May Help Baby Seals Survive Under Ice

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

ScienceShot: Rocky Planets in the Nearest Star Cluster?

Two stars in the Hyades may have silicate-rich worlds

ScienceShot: The Life Cycle of a Bubble

Model splits the life of a foam into three phases

ScienceShot: Welcome to the Universe-Wide Web

Galaxies may be connected by strands of gas, which fuel star formation

ScienceShot: Wax Moth Has Most Sensitive Ears in Insect World

Evolutionary arms race with bats have ramped up their hearing to unprecedented levels

ScienceShot: Your Tongue, Inside Out

New 3D computer model reveals inner workings of our wriggly organ

ScienceShot: Shhh, the Plants Are Talking

Study suggests plants may have a surprising way to communicate

ScienceShot: Exercising Elephants Can't Handle the Heat

Pachyderms' metabolism offers clues to dinosaur behavior

ScienceShot: Killing Bacteria, With a Little Help From Breast Milk

Compound decreases microbe resistance to a common antibiotic
30 April 2013 | ScienceNOW

ScienceShot: Survival of the Fittest, Inside a Shark's Womb

Dominant hatchlings with the best genes eat their siblings
30 April 2013 | ScienceNOW

ScienceShot: Ugly Fish Is a Super Sucker

Clingfish's belly suction cup bests the real thing
30 April 2013 | ScienceNOW

ScienceShot: Fly Like a Hummingbird, Glide Like a Swift

Fossil bird reveals origins of two different types of flight
30 April 2013 | ScienceNOW

ScienceShot: Getting the Straight Poop From Dolphins

Fecal collections provide clues to marine mammal's diet
30 April 2013 | ScienceNOW

ScienceShot: Global Warming at Your Doorstep

Yards may be pumping a surprising amount of carbon into the atmosphere
29 April 2013 | ScienceNOW

ScienceShot: Life After Extinction

New analysis of fossil record reveals what happens to marginalized species after mass die-offs
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