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Science Today is the California Academy of Sciences’ channel for current stories on cutting-edge technologies, life, Earth, space and sustainability. Content is produced in-house and is distributed throughout the museum, on the internet and through various partners. Please share your comments on what you find important in the changing world of science.TOP STORY: AUGUST 11, 2014
Oceans Healthier Because of Sharks
Understanding and appreciating these graceful, fascinating creatures can help save them.Read full story »TOP STORY: AUGUST 12, 2014
Inspired to Study Sharks
We catch up with shark researcher Paul Clerkin, inspired by and star of Shark Week.Read full story »TOP STORY: AUGUST 13, 2014
Whale Sharks
Several new studies examine the movement and value of these extraordinary fish!Read full story »TOP STORY: AUGUST 14, 2014
Plentiful Shark Links
Follow these links...Read full story »TOP STORY: AUGUST 15, 2014
A Busy Shark Scientist
We can't end our shark celebration without chatting with Dave Ebert, super shark scientist.Read full story »TOP STORY: AUGUST 18, 2014
Talking Turtles
What are they saying? Turtle vocalizations may be linked to migration, nesting habits.Read full story »TOP STORY: AUGUST 19, 2014
Arapaima Extinctions?
In some communities, these large fish are being hunted to the brink.Read full story »TOP STORY: AUGUST 20, 2014
Elephant Trouble
Scientists are able to track elephant deaths due to poaching more accurately to help inform conservation efforts.Read full story »TOP STORY: AUGUST 25, 2014
Drought Causes Shifting Landscape
Loss of water, above and below ground, is causing the landscape to rise in regions across the western U.S.Read full story »TOP STORY: AUGUST 26, 2014
Big City, Big Spiders
Sydney scientists find that orb-weaving spiders grow larger and produce more offspring if they live in urban areas.Read full story »TOP STORY: AUGUST 27, 2014
Contagious Yawns
How far into the animal kingdom do contagious yawns reach?Read full story »TOP STORY: AUGUST 28, 2014
Zombies, Brains and Fungus
Researchers are looking at ants’ brains to understand how a zombifying fungus works.Read full story »TOP STORY: AUGUST 29, 2014
Universe Update, August 2014
Space rocks and interplanetary dust...Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 2, 2014
Fungus Among Us
The same irritating fungus that causes dandruff in humans is found in the deep sea.Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 3, 2014
Moving Rocks
How do rocks in Death Valley get around? (It's no joke!)Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 4, 2014
Cockatoo Smarts
Cockatoos demonstrate that they're not so bird-brained after all.Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 5, 2014
Bats: Hearing Is Believing
Several new studies offer evidence of how bats use echolocation to find food—and to avoid bumping into things.Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 8, 2014
Blue whale population rebounding
Researchers say the Pacific marine mammals have gotten a boost from a decades-old whaling ban and conservation measures.Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 9, 2014
Citizen Oceanography
What if a large number of sailor scientists surveyed the ocean to help scientists determine its health?Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 10, 2014
Studies from the Reef
Saving corals saves sharks and crazy collaborative hunting fish.Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 11, 2014
Face Mites
Don’t itch now—you have mites on your face!Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 15, 2014
Spinosaurus
Bigger than T. rex, this unusual dinosaur ruled the rivers.Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 16, 2014
Look at that Face!
The science behind the variety of human facesRead full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 17, 2014
Growth for a Better Climate
A new report provides ways to tackle climate change and improve economic growth.Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 18, 2014
Forested Earth
We lost the dinosaurs, but gained modern-day forests thanks to the large impact event 66 million years ago.Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 22, 2014
Following Larvae
Some clownfish larvae travel hundreds of kilometers before settling down in anemone.Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 23, 2014
Wallflower or Outgoing Superstar?
Camouflaged and conspicuous caterpillars each succeed depending on the season.Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 24, 2014
Termite Farmers
How do some termites make the most of their woody diets? Gut bacteria and the fungus that they farm!Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 25, 2014
The Search for More Sustainable Biofuels
Human gut bacteria? Tobacco? Food waste into jet fuel? Catch up on the latest research into greener and more efficient biofuels.Read full story »TOP STORY: SEPTEMBER 29, 2014
UN Climate Summit Round Up
Who or what will save the climate?Read full story »
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