Thousands of Tombs in Saudi Desert Spotted From Space By Rebecca Kessler published 15 February 11 Google Earth is letting archaeologists find ruins remotely.
Horsewhipping Study Whips Up Controversy By Rebecca Kessler published 9 February 11 Whips don't actually make horses run faster, scientists say.
Rescue in the Arctic: Historic Treaty To Coordinate Operations By Rebecca Kessler published 2 February 11 Eight nations negotiate first agreement covering the Far North.
Insect Scourge: Two New Species Invade U.S. Every Year By Rebecca Kessler published 5 November 10 Two new insect pests settle in the U.S. each year
The Skinny on Invasive Snakes: Florida May Be Just the Start By Rebecca Kessler published 22 October 10 News round-up on the invasive snake situation in south Florida
Daisy's Sexy Spots Drive a Fly into Frenzy of Pollination By Rebecca Kessler published 6 October 10 Sex-crazed flies mate with flowers.
Lead Poisoning in Samurai Kids Linked to Mom's Makeup By Rebecca Kessler published 13 September 10 The bones of samurai kids showed sky-high lead levels.
Mercury Keeps Invasive Pythons Off the Menu By Rebecca Kessler published 31 August 10 Python hunters invited to kill, but encouraged not to eat, invasive snakes.
Why It's OK for Birds to Be Gay By Rebecca Kessler published 23 August 10 Same-sex canoodling can even be beneficial to some birds, helping them defend territories and take care of the kids.
Why 'Willy' Could Never Be Free By Rebecca Kessler published 8 August 09 "Free Willy" star chose the comforts of human care over freedom.
Coral and Brittle Star: 'Til Death Do Us Part By Rebecca Kessler published 8 July 09 Brittle stars attach to this coral, forever.
