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    Researchers Discover why Coconut Crabs are so Massive

    The coconut crab, which is native to islands in the Indian and Pacific Oceans, can grow up to three feet with a weight of nearly nine pounds. Being the largest terrestrial crabs, they try to eat whatever they get their burly claws on. Most of their diet includes vegetation like the hard-shelled coconut (that's why they are called coconut crabs), they are also known to prey on other small animals like kittens.

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    Fijian Ants Grow Their own Fruit, new Study Reveals

    Fijian ants have been planting fruit plants for three million years, long before human agriculture evolved, according to a study conducted by the University of Munich, Germany.

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    Engineers Create Nail Polish That Can Detect Date Rape Drug

    Due to risks of experiencing sexual attacks, people nowadays are advised to be vigilant and cautious when going to bars or unfamiliar neighborhoods. A company called Undercover Colors has developed a nail polish that can detect date rape drugs.

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    Dogs can Remember What You Say to Them

    Dogs are considered to be man's best friend. Apparently, these creatures can understand what you say as they watch your movements or simply know whenever it's feeding time.

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    Bad Hair Day? Blame it on Genetic Mutation

    Struwwelpeter, a character from a German children's book, is often used as a warning for kids who do not practice proper hygiene. He appears with tangled and matted hair. Unfortunately, some kids have the kind of hair regardless of how neat they are. Scientists found out that this look is due to a rare genetic mutation that causes what is described as "uncombable hair syndrome."

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    Is Your Salad Clean? Researchers say Salmonella can Grow in Leafy Veggies

    A new study has warned about the possible growth of Salmonella bacteria in prepacked salads. According to the researchers, damaged leaves can leak juices which promote the growth of the organism that causes food poisoning.

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    Drug-Resistant Bacteria Found in Polluted Air

    A new study has revealed that air pollution could affect people's health in more ways than previously thought. Researchers from Gothenburg, Sweden have discovered that polluted air plays an important role in the transmission of drug-resistant bacteria.

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    Yogurt is an Anxiety and Stress Buster, Study Shows

    Are you anxious or stressed? A study from the University of Missouri has revealed that probiotics not only promote digestive health but also helps in reducing stress and anxiety.

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    Good News: Cheese Promotes Longer Life

    Good news for all cheese lovers. Researchers have found that this superfood can lengthen a mammal's lifespan.

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