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#SciAmBlogs Thursday - elephant poaching, vegetation patterns, kangaroo cancer, Silly Science, blooming Titan, and more.

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- Carolyn Jost Robinson - More than just a pretty picture: conservation and narrative in the Dzanga Bai

 

- Karna Gowda - Tigers in the Desert: The Mysteries of Vegetation Patterns


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- Jason G. Goldman - A Kangaroo Battles Cancer

 

- Darren Naish - My famous duck-based rant

 

- Ashutosh Jogalekar - Memo to chemists: Move away from the molecule

 

- Robynne Boyd - The Best Protection Against Storms? Nature Herself

 

- Scott Barry Kaufman - Finding Creativity on IQ Tests

 

- David Bressan - July 18, 1635: Robert Hooke – The Last Virtuoso of Silly Science

 

- John Horgan - New Study of Foragers Undermines Claim That War Has Deep Evolutionary Roots

 

- Joanne Manaster - Hyper Earth: NASA Satellite Visualizations Create Stunning Video

 

- Carin Bondar - The Titan is About to Bloom!

 

- Dina Fine Maron - President Touts ‘Obamacare’ Benefits, Return of $504 Million to Consumers this Summer

 

- Mark Fischetti - Wildfires, Already Out of Control, Could Increase Sixfold

 

- Lee Billings - Neptune’s New Moon May Be Named after One of Sea God’s Monstrous Children

 

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