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Crunch! Underwater acoustics expose 'shell-crushing' sounds in a large marine predator January 28, 2021
'Shell-crushing,' an explosive sound, occurs when marine animals crack open hard shells like clams to eat the edible tissue. There hasn't been any data to support this feeding noise, until now. A study is first to quantify these sounds using underwater acoustics in a marine animal in a controlled setting. Scientists know what type of […]
Eyes reveal life history of fish January 28, 2021
If you look deep into the eyes of a fish, it will tell you its life story. Scientists demonstrate that they can use stable isotopic analysis of the eye lenses of freshwater fish -- including threatened and endangered salmon -- to reveal a fish's life history and what it ate along the way.
Cell death shines a light on the origins of complex life January 27, 2021
Organelles continue to thrive after the cells within which they exist die, scientists have found, overturning previous assumptions that organelles decay too quickly to be fossilized.
Up-trending farming and landscape disruptions threaten Paris climate agreement goals January 27, 2021
Earth system science researchers conducted an analysis of greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture and land use since 1961, finding some opportunities for mitigation as well as areas where curtailment will require sacrifices.
Diving into Devonian seas: Ancient marine faunas unlock secrets of warming oceans January 27, 2021
Paleontologists use ancient marine faunas to test long-term changes in our warming oceans.
Geological phenomenon widening the Atlantic Ocean January 27, 2021
An upsurge of matter from deep beneath the Earth's crust could be pushing the continents of North and South America further apart from Europe and Africa, new research has found.
Key switchgrass genes identified, which could mean better biofuels ahead January 27, 2021
Biologists believe they are one step closer to a long-held goal of making a cheap, widely available plant a source for energy and fuel, meaning one of the next big weapons in the battle against climate change may be able to trace its roots to the side of a Texas highway.

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Michael Cohen Indicted, Admits Paying Off Prostitutes For Donald Trump

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Michael Cohen Indicted, Admits Paying Off Prostitutes For Donald Trump

By Cowry News on August 23, 2018

US President Donald Trump`s former personal lawyer Michael Cohen testified on Tuesday that Trump had directed him to commit a crime by arranging payments ahead of the 2016 presidential election…