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Model Cranes Undergo Earthquake Testing
By Glenn Rix published
Engineers will test a scaled-down shipping crane to massive earthquake forces.
Creating an Indoor Earthquake
By Josh Chamot published
Engineers get ready to shake a six-story condominium building
Megalodon Watched After Its Babies, Too
By Paul Ramey published
Even the largest shark on record needed a "safe-zone" for its young.
Mass-Production Sends Robot Insects Flying
By Caroline Perry, Applied Sciences published
Insect robot creation method inspired by children's pop-up books.
Against the Arapaima, the Piranha Scores but Doesn't Win
By Ioana Patringenaru published
Put a school of starving piranha and a 300-pound (130 kilogram) fish together, and who comes out the winner?
Before-And-After Picture of an Earthquake Zone
By Cheryl Dybas published
See the Pescadores Fault before and after a quake.
Conservation: A Popularity Contest?
By Loren McClenachan published
We know less about small species like the anemonefish than larger animals.
Healthy Monkeys Brains May Hold Key to Curing Alzheimer's
By Rebecca F. Rosen published
Researchers are studying the resistance of monkeys and apes to Alzheimer's in order to protect human brains from the devastating disease.
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