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Researchers have captured rare footage of orcas in the Gulf of California executing a high-speed ramming maneuver forceful enough to cause substantial tissue fragmentation in a sharp-tail sunfish, sending chunks of flesh into the surrounding water.
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With decades of financial records and repeated cognitive testing, researchers had a rare chance to see how money troubles that stretch across a lifetime relate to brain health.
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A growing body of research spanning three decades suggests that the trajectory of romantic relationships follows predictable patterns, and that mathematics can help couples identify warning signs.
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