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Necks arched backward, John O’Keefe and Greta VanScoy eye the upper branches of a black gum tree in the middle of Massachusetts. All around them, acorns pinball to the forest
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Scientists observed two bowhead whales synchronizing dive schedules whenever they were within earshot of each other. Vicki Beaver, Alaska Fisheries Science Center, NOAA Fisheries, Marine Mammal Permit #14245 This article
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