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Eleanor Imster

How fast can a wet dog shake dry?

Researchers have found that furry mammals can shake themselves 70 percent dry in just a fraction of a second.

Bed bugs are back

Be careful what you bring home in your suitcase. These days, you might unpack a tiny vampire. Bed bugs are back! And they feed on human blood.

Anatomy of a thunderstorm in a cool photo

Here's a photo that really shows anatomy of a thunderstorm is constructed. The image was taken by was taken by researchers on NASA’s DC-8, a flying laboratory.

View from space: Satellite movie of Great Plains tornado outbreak

A video that shows the massive tornado outbreak in the U.S. Great Plains on April 14-15, 2012 - the way it looked in a view from space.

Video: Alive inside! Man in nursing home listens to music

Alive inside! Watch this wonderful video of an elderly man in a nursing home reacting to music.

Gorillas more closely related to us than thought

Researchers have completed the genome sequence for the gorilla. It turns out that about 15% of our genome more closely resembles gorillas' than chimpanzees'.

Reefcam shows favorite big fish hangouts

Like human beings, big reef fish have strong preferences on where they like to hang out as viewed by a reefcam.

Powerful people think they’re taller than they are, says study

A new study suggests that people who feel powerful tend to overestimate their own height... that is, they feel physically larger than they actually are.

Photo shows two Earth satellites: Big and small, old and new

This photograph, taken January 4, 2012 from Houston, Texas, juxtaposes Earth’s oldest satellite, the moon, with one of its newest, the International Space Station.

First ever photos of newly discovered primate

Here are the first ever photos of the Myanmar snub-nosed monkey, a species new to science, discovered by conservationists in 2010.