Bird Night at the Disco
A new study found that male superb lyrebirds sing and dance along to attract mates.
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From Fish, Birds and Ants, Undead Hordes
For “World War Z,” his zombie spectacular, the director Marc Forster sought to create legions of the undead that move together like a collective ...
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Off the Dribble: Labels Don’t Fit Duncan, but Championship Rings Do
Someday the Spurs’ Tim Duncan is going to be remembered as the greatest power forward in league history, or one of its most distinguished centers, or ...
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The Sex Life of Birds, and Why It’s Important
Penis size and structure in birds varies widely, and research into how and why that happens — the subject of recent criticism — is providing valuable ...
Beside an Enchanted Lake, a Lonely Prince Meets a Magical Flock
Kevin McKenzie’s staging of “Swan Lake” returns to the Metropolitan Opera House with American Ballet Theater’s Polina Semionova and David Hallberg ...
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It’s General Sherman’s Time to Shine, but Not Too Much
The deteriorating equestrian statue of Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman in Grand Army Plaza on Fifth Avenue is about to receive a new coating of ...
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Five Coastal Drives for Summer
In search of the open road, consider these stunning shoreline drives.
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Study Finds Large Seabird Toll From Fishing Nets
Gillnets snare and drown at least 400,000 seabirds every year, and the actual figure could be considerably higher, scientists ...
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In London, All Hail the Suit
Youthful tailoring and fashion-forward fabrics are among the trends for men’s wear in the summer 2014 collections.
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An Arid Arizona City Manages Its Thirst
There is a certain curiosity about the way water is used in Phoenix, which gets barely eight inches of rain a year but is not necessarily ...
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