Insect Heads Outshine Man in Superior Senses
Scientists led by Dr. R. E. Snodgrass report insect heads possess adaptable feeding tools, external taste organs, and varied eyes enabling advanced perception. Separately, studies show sensory deprivation alters cat behavior, and a dust belt above Earth could influence radiation exposure. Ultrasonic tools aid eye and tumor detection, while lunar mapping advances prepare for moon material studies.
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Smithsonian Institution
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Government urges U.N. exit from Congo
Accra Ghana news agency reports the government party urges the United Nations to withdraw from the Congo, a stance announced Monday. The claim frames the U.N. role as unwanted amid regional tensions and conflict dynamics.
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Go to Bed and Keep Warm If You Have Cold
Public health note urges bed rest for colds and fever relief. Advice covers nutrition, sleep, hydration, and keeping warm, with caution against outdoor exposure during fever and guidance to call a doctor if symptoms last 24 hours. It warns long colds may lead to pneumonia or chronic nasal infections.
Cleveland grocer repels holdup with beer cans
New York AP reports Patrick O'Brien, a grocer, protected his store Monday night as two holdup men tried to rob it by throwing beer cans at the assailants. The incident highlights quick thinking by the shopkeeper during a robbery attempt.
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