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Watch rescued ducks discover the water for the first time in this heartwarming video
These ducks were rescued from a hoarder, and they'd never even seen a pond. But they take to it like a ... well, you know.
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There are seahorses living in New York City
Seahorses aren't as exotic as you think -- some of them live off the coast of Brooklyn, where I assume they have their own subway.
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We found Mitt Romney’s birthday present: A bicycle-mounted dog rack
Warning: Not suitable for people who don't know how Photoshop works.
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Costa Rica to ban sport hunting
Lawmakers in Costa Rica overwhelmingly voted to prohibit recreational hunting, hoping to sustain its wildlife tourism industry.
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Introducing England’s first building made of garbage
Architect Duncan Baker-Brown believes there's no such thing as waste, but he's somehow still making a building out of it.
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The first debate: A win for Romney, a nothingburger for climate and clean energy
The challenger puts himself back in the game, but the president's restraint may play better than pundits think. David Roberts sorts through the rubble.
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Cap-and-spade: Will California’s carbon market dollars go to organic farms?
As California enters the world of cap-and-trade, sustainable farms are in line to receive dollars that will come straight from oil and gas companies.
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We think this kid who licked an entire subway rail should donate himself to science
This is one of the grosser ways you could interact with public transportation. But on the plus side, it could be of use to modern medicine!
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How we can slow global warming by smashing up an asteroid
Do not worry about global warming. Seriously. We are going to explode asteroids, and then, we're going to hide behind them, and it's going to be GREAT.
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Black spidery thingies on Mars will probably kill us all
Every once in awhile, a bit of science crosses your path, and you think, yes, this is how we're all going to die.
