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The True and Tragic Story of Tilikum, SeaWorld's Captive Orca

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Orcas are known as "killer whales" because they are apex predators. In the wild, highly social killer whales prey on sharks, seals, dolphins and even other whales.

Congruent Angles: Definition, Symbol and Key Theorems

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Two congruent angles are simply pairs of angles with equal measures. You can find congruent angles examples in hundreds of everyday objects.

The Green Iguana Can Grow up to 7 Feet Long

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Did you know green iguanas have a third eye and can grow up to 7 feet (2.1 meters) long?

Spider Eggs and Egg Sacs and Spiderlings, Oh My!

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Let's talk about spider eggs, those tiny wonders of nature that hold the next generation of arachnids.

Running While Female: Safety Apps and Tech

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A variety of smartphone apps like Glympse, BSafe and RoadID are designed to keep runners (and really any active folks) safe.

Ridiculous History: The Curse of the Colonel

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Colonel Sanders has been the bane of one baseball team for more than 30 years, and it has nothing to do with chicken. Learn more at HowStuffWorks Now.

Here's Why You Shouldn't Eat a Box Turtle in the Wild

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Is it OK to eat a box turtle you've caught? Learn more about the reasons you shouldn't eat a box turtle in this HowStuffWorks article.

Plants Can Defend Themselves by Making Caterpillars Turn Cannibal

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How can plants defend themselves against insects? Learn more about a new tomato study in this HowStuffWorks article.

Tiny Stilts for Some Ants, Amputated Legs for Others. Here's Why.

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Scientists studied ant tracking by putting them on stilts. Learn more about the ants on stilts study in this HowStuffWorks Now article.

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