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Instead of a mouth, the hell ant had blades and a metal horn. Learn more about this prehistoric creature on BrainStuff.

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As casual computer users shift to touchscreens, wear patterns on computer keyboards have evolved, affecting suppliers of replacement letters.

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Archaeologists discovered what they believe to be ruins of the Roman city of Neapolis — underwater near Tunisia. Find out more on BrainStuff.

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Hurricanes are the strongest storms on the planet. Learn more about how we categorize them from BrainStuff.

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The magnificent bryozoan is a colonial organism that lives in warm ponds and lakes usually east of the Mississippi River. So what's it doing in western Canada?

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Do people who back their cars into parking spaces slow down the flow? Or are they the smartest in the lot?

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Decades after a company dumped truckloads of orange peels onto a degraded plot of land, the pasture is flourishing. Learn more on BrainStuff.

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NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft is celebrating its 40th year in space this year. Learn more about its journey on this episode of BrainStuff.

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Scents affect how we experience different culures and places, and researchers believe they have historical value. So, how are we preserving them?

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A recent study suggests that these aquatic reptiles used all of their flippers to move efficiently underwater.

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