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Topic: Proceedings of the Royal Society B

Zombie worms eat whale bones — with acid
Zombie worms don't actually drill through bone, as was previously believed. Instead, their skin produces enough acid to dissolve the zombie worms' path through bone.
Neanderthals were more visual, less social, say scientists
Chimpanzees enjoy brainteasers, say scientists
Man-made noise can affect plants, as well as animals
Unique hybrid deep sea creatures discovered off Costa Rica
Climate change models flawed, extinction rate likely higher than predicted
Scientists discover how water makes chili peppers hotter
Sharp-toothed fossil was T. rex ancestor
Prehistoric ninja bird evolved nunchuck-like wings
Scientists find that whales get sunburns, too
Pigeon gambling: Who knew bird had the brains to take risks?
At last, scientists solve the mystery of the floating octopus
Genetic study uncovers wild ass ancestor of donkey
Another thing humans are good at: Biting
New study suggests that whales evolved in the blink of an eye
North America's tiniest dinosaur weighed less than a toy poodle
Study says global warming shrinks birds

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