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Can Cats Cry Tears of Sadness?

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You hear your cat meowing in the middle of the night and wonder, can cats cry like humans do?

Lake Natron: Where Impossibly Salty Water Matches Flamingos

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With its vivid red waters and stunning surrounding terrain, Lake Natron is one of East Africa's most mesmerizing and otherworldly natural wonders.

The Most Expensive Gas in the U.S. Is on the West Coast

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If you’ve ever crossed a state line and noticed a spike at the pump, you might have felt the sting of most expensive gas in the U.S.

Why Is My Cat Peeing Everywhere? Let's Dig in

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You're not alone if you're asking yourself, "Why is my cat peeing everywhere?" Inappropriate urination is one of the most common reasons cat owners seek professional help.

How Pickpockets Work

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Pickpockets have been around about as long as currency. Learn about pickpocketing, common pickpocket techniques and how to protect against pickpockets.

Top 5 Feminist Movements

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Feminist movements aren't all about bra-burning; they're serious efforts to change the way we think about gender equality. Read about five feminist movements.

How WiGig Works

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An emerging standard known as WiGig may make a difference in wireless networking. Learn about WiGig, what makes WiGig unique.

What is cyberchondria?

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Cyberchondria is a plague of the Internet age. But is cyberchondria just the online version of hypochondria or something more? Take a look at cyberchondria.

How Thought-Controlled Wheelchairs Work

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Thought-controlled wheelchairs intercept signals from the brain using an ambient audeo system. Read more about how thought-controlled wheelchairs work.

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