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    Science Quickly

    Host Rachel Feltman, alongside leading science and tech journalists, dives into the rich world of scientific discovery in this bite-size science variety show.

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    Wild Chimps Seen Drinking Alcoholic Beverage Jun 09, 2015
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    In west Africa researchers observed wild chimps seek out and drink fermented tree sap left outside by humans. Karen Hopkin reports

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    Color You Remember Seeing Isn't What You Saw Jun 09, 2015
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    People tend to remember a color they saw, for example green-blue teal, as being closer to a more stereotypical variant, such as straight blue or green. Karen Hopkin reports

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    Ancient Human Migration Route Marked by Snail Shell "Bread Crumbs" Jun 06, 2015
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    Fragments of edible marine snail shells found in Lebanon support the idea that ancient humans went from Africa to Europe through the Levant. Cynthia Graber reports

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    "Brainprints" Could Be Future Security ID Jun 05, 2015
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    We all emit slightly different brain waves in response to stimuli, and researchers say that an individual’s specific "brainprints" could be used to validate our identities. Christopher Intagliata reports

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    Frenzy-Feeding Black Hole Makes Galaxy Most Luminous Jun 04, 2015
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    A galaxy 12.5 billion light-years away gives off the light of 300 trillion suns, because its feeding black hole produces enough heat to set the whole galaxy's dust glowing. Lee Billings reports

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    Vaccine Aims at Fly Host of Disease Parasite Jun 03, 2015
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    An experimental leishmaniasis vaccine relies on eliciting an immune response to a protein from the saliva of the sand fly that carries the leishmania parasite, rather than on anything from the parasite itself. Cynthia Graber reports

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    Chimps Would "Cook" Food If They Could Jun 02, 2015
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    A new study suggests that chimps have the cognitive skills necessary for cooking—such as patience—even if they don't control fire. Christopher Intagliata reports

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    High Heels Heighten Health Hazard Jun 01, 2015
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    Emergency room visits due to high heel shoe–related injuries doubled between 2002 and 2012. Erika Beras reports

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    Parrotfish Build Islands with Their Poop May 31, 2015
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    Parrotfish munching on algae ingest coral and then eliminate the rocky substrate, creating island-building grade sediment in places like the Maldives. Julia Rosen reports

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    Blood Pressure Vaccine Lengthens Rat Lives May 29, 2015
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    A DNA-based vaccine gave rats six months of protection against high blood pressure as well as healthier hearts. Christopher Intagliata reports

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