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Science Quickly
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Science Quickly episodes
- Electric Eels Increase Shock by Leaving Water
Submerged electric eels lose current to water, so they apparently leap into the air to minimize their contact with water and maximize their shock value.
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4 min - Electric Eels Increase Shock by Leaving WaterSubmerged electric eels lose current to water, so they apparently leap into the air to minimize their contact with water and maximize their shock value.3 min
- Australian Bird Dips Its Dinner
A chance observation led researchers to add the Australian Magpie to the short list of birds that dunk their food in water before eating.
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4 min - Australian Bird Dips Its DinnerA chance observation led researchers to add the Australian Magpie to the short list of birds that dunk their food in water before eating.3 min
- Tsunami Sent Species on a Transoceanic Trip
The 2011 east Japan tsunami swept huge amounts of wreckage out to sea—and Japanese species hitchhiked across the Pacific on the debris. Christopher Intagliata reports.
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4 min - Tsunami Sent Species on a Transoceanic TripThe 2011 east Japan tsunami swept huge amounts of wreckage out to sea—and Japanese species hitchhiked across the Pacific on the debris. Christopher Intagliata reports.2 min
- 1 Sneeze, 1 Vote among African Wild Dogs
Individuals in packs of African wild dogs appear to sneeze to make their wishes known regarding when to get up and hunt.
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4 min - 1 Sneeze, 1 Vote among African Wild DogsIndividuals in packs of African wild dogs appear to sneeze to make their wishes known regarding when to get up and hunt.3 min
- This Frog Can't Hear Its Own Calls
The frogs' calls are too high-pitched for the frog to detect, which may be an artifact of evolution. Christopher Intagliata reports.
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4 min - This Frog Can't Hear Its Own CallsThe frogs' calls are too high-pitched for the frog to detect, which may be an artifact of evolution. Christopher Intagliata reports.3 min
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