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2009/05/29

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TOP TEN NEW SPECIES: Ghost Slug and More in Pictures
Armpits Are "Rain Forests" for Bacteria, Skin Map Shows
Right Whales Return to Former Killing Ground
BEST BEACHES: Top Ten U.S. Shores of 2009 in Pictures
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TOP TEN NEW SPECIES: Ghost Slug and More in Pictures
See a coin-size snake, the world's first pregnant mother, a flesh-eating slug, and the rest of 2008's top ten new species, as named by an international panel of scientists.
 
NEW SUPERNOVA PICTURE: Blast Seen in Nearby, "Exploding" Galaxy
Peering behind the dusty veil of turbulent galaxy M82, astronomers have found a brand new supernova that's the closest seen in the past five years.
 
Right Whales Return to Former Killing Ground
The distinctive calls of North Atlantic right whales have been detected off Greenland, a hopeful sign for the recovery of the rare species.
 
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