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It has fierce yellow eyes and lives in the trunks of massive, old-growth trees. When the bird takes flight, it can have a wingspan of
Image courtesy of Aki Sinkkonen. Imagine yourself in nature. As you step through the forest, your foot is cushioned by moist, fertile soil. You look
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Image courtesy of Professor Seong-Whan Lee. At the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, the South Korean women’s curling team won their country’s first medal in curling.
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Image courtesy of NASA. The Moon has been the Earth’s companion since long before humans have lived on Earth. But new research shows that several
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