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#SciAmBlogs Thursday - tsunami debris, groundhogs, apes in suits, kakapos, butterfly drones and more

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- Harold Johnson - Tsunami Debris & North America: Is the Tail Wagging the Dog?

 

- Jason G. Goldman - 7 Things You Didn’t Know About Groundhogs


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- Eric Michael Johnson - Apes in the Suites and the Streets: Participatory Organizing from #Scio12 to #OccupyWallStreet

 

- Maria Konnikova - Remembering the Exception to the Rule: Of Mockingbirds and Morality

 

- George Musser - Could Simple Experiments Reveal the Quantum Nature of Spacetime?

 

- Larry Greenemeier - For Military Researchers, the Butterfly is the Ultimate Drone [Video]

 

- John R. Platt - Accidental Kakapo Death Lowers Population of Rare, Flightless Parrots to 127 Birds

 

- Alex Wild - It’s a Small World, After All…andThrifty Thursday: School of Ants

 

- DNLee - Happy Ground Hogs Day

 

- Krystal D'Costa - Editor’s Selections: The Eve of Horses, Amusic Pitch Challenges, and Canine Parasites

 

- Kate Clancy - Duke University Talk Next Week: “Sex, Gender and Controversy: Writing Science as a Woman”

 

- Bora Zivkovic - Best of January at A Blog Around The Clock

 

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