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• 1.科学美国人60秒 幼鲸能被海鸥啄死
• Gulls. You may have noticed that gulls can be pretty aggressive when it comes to grabbing food. But that behavior is more intense than you may know. S...
• 2.科学美国人60秒 孔雀鱼群提供友好的保护来抵御敌人
• Humans aren't the only species that forms friendships. Lots of animals prefer to spend their time only with certain individuals. 人类并不是唯一一种会...
• 3.科学美国人60秒 为了买到幸福，可以花钱节省时间
• We all know money cant buy happiness. But according to a recent study, there may be a loophole. A team of researchers finds that shelling out for serv...
• 4.科学美国人60秒 甜美的歌声带来了新的鸟类物种
• That, of course, is the sound of the Himalayan forest thrush. And that sound was a clue to field researchers that they might have a new species of bir...
• 5.科学美国人60秒 貘通过排出的粪便来重新造林
• This is Scientific American's 60-second Science. I'm Jason Goldman. 这里是科学美国人60秒科学。我是杰森古德曼。 The Amazon rain forest is under threat....
• 6.科学美国人60秒 蜂箱由共同的肠道微生物连接在一起
• Every honeybee colony has its own unique scent like a fingerprint. And bees use that scent to recognize their nest matesbasically saying, You smell li...
• 7.科学美国人60秒 对于非洲象来说，尿可能是一种有效的踪迹标记
• Christopher Intagliata: We humans often navigate using road signs and GPS. Elephants, though? 克里斯托弗因塔利亚塔:我们人类经常使用路标和GPS导航。大象...
• 8.科学美国人60秒 被追踪的虎鲨正随着海洋变暖而改变出没地
• Tiger Sharks, Tracked Over Decades, Are Shifting Their Haunts With Ocean Warming 被追踪的虎鲨正随着海洋变暖而改变出没地 Christopher Intagliata: For Sc...
• 9.科学美国人60秒 与陌生人说话会让人愉悦
• Consider the times youve hopped on a subway, boarded a plane or entered a waiting room. Chances are, you probably avoided engaging with any fellow com...
• 10.科学美国人60秒 羊有着出色的面部识别能力
• Heres one of the stranger celebrity sightings out there: Researchers have confirmed that sheep can recognize the actors Emma Watson and Jake Gyllenhaa...