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Squirrels on Olympics: How These Bushy-Tailed Rodents Leap But Don't Fall

Medicine & Technology Aug 05, 2021

Squirrel experiments reveal that they know how to acquire their nuts using the right combination of speed, springiness, and "parkour motions."

Tokyo Olympics: Who Needs More Time for Training to Beat the Heat in Japan Between Male and Female Olympians?

Jul 21, 2021

The Olympians participating in the Tokyo Olympics are about to experience the hottest games in decades, reaching temperatures approximately 90 degrees Fahrenheit, not to mention suffocating humidity.

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Tokyo Olympics: Who Needs More Time for Training to Beat the Heat in Japan Between Male and Female Olympians?

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