Scientific Minds Want To Know
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Harbour seals are able to detect fish that are up to 100m away using only their whiskers, say scientists.
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THE BIG PICTURE
The discovery of the oldest known beehives in the world in Israel reveals the skills of ancient bee-keepers
Radar data show new details about a vast mountain range buried beneath the ice of Antarctica.
Also: Giant Sea Reptiles Were Warm-Blooded?
Prehistoric predators could control their body temperatures, study says
Giant reptiles that ruled dinosaur-era seas might have been warm-blooded, a new study says. Researchers found that ancient ocean predators possibly regulated their body temperatures, which allowed for aggressive hunting, deep diving, and fast swimming over long distances. 
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