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technology
Scientists uncover elephant’s extraordinary ability to plan journeys
Data from more than 150 African elephants shows that the iconic species plan their journeys based on energy costs and resource availability....
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Breakthrough enzyme discovery fights crop disease and prevents outbreaks
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photography
Extraordinary Milky Way desert image wins in APOY
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I’m very fond of the Boulies Elite gaming chair, and there are only a few areas where this gaming chair doesn’t excel
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space
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auto
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