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Sea Sponges on the Move
The bioengineers of the deep are inching their way into an expanding role in ecosystem change
The Genetics of Putrid-Smelling Flowers
Some plants lure pollinators with the stench of decay using a gene related to one that fights odor in human breath
The Case of the Curious Butterfly
How a newly named species has survived in tiny numbers for 40,000 years
Why Germs Love Our Collective Amnesia
Author Thomas Levenson on writing his new book So Very Small about humanity's struggle to accept germs' threats
The Woman Who Saw Birds as Individuals
Len Howard opened her cottage—and our eyes—to the birds
From the Debris of Halley’s Comet
This week, chunks of the famous comet will fall to Earth in the Eta Aquarids meteor shower
