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England’s Resident Pod of Bottlenose Dolphins Discovery of Resident Dolphins Researchers from Plymouth University and the Cornwall Wildlife Trust have discovered that a group of 28 bottlenose dolphins are permanent …

Snowtown: A Hidden History of Racism and Resilience in Providence Archaeological Discovery Sheds Light on Lost Community In the heart of Providence, Rhode Island, where the imposing State House now …

Title: The Curious Case of the Shrinking Conch: How Humans Reshaped Marine Evolution Evolutionary Adaptations to Human Consumption Around 7,000 years ago, conches inhabiting Panama’s Caribbean shores flourished, growing large …

Morocco: A Land of Enchantment and Allure Unveiling Morocco’s Enchanting Tapestry Morocco captivates travelers with its mesmerizing blend of vibrant culture, exquisite architecture, and breathtaking landscapes. From the bustling souks …

The Monkeys and Parrots of the California Gold Rush Exotic Animals in the Wild West During the tumultuous California Gold Rush of the 1850s, San Francisco became a melting pot …

The Origins and Evolution of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Early Challenges and the Birth of GIS The history of GIS can be traced back to the limitations of traditional maps. …

Education Genes: Are They on the Decline? Understanding Education Genes Education genes are genes that are associated with educational attainment, or the highest level of education completed. Researchers have identified …

Cyborg Cockroaches: A Novel Tool for Neuroscience Education Introduction In the realm of biology education, a revolutionary tool has emerged: the RoboRoach, a cyborg cockroach that brings the intricacies of …

John Glenn: American Hero and Space Pioneer Early Life and Career John Glenn was born in 1921 in Ohio. He had a passion for aviation from a young age and …