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Researchers tracked 59 pumas and 503 camera sites on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula and found that where the cats were most active, deer-vehicle collision risk fell by 67 percent — because the deer changed when and where they approached roads
Water covers about 71 per cent of Earth's surface, yet the entire hydrosphere accounts for only about 0.02 per cent of Earth's mass — almost all of the planet's mass is rock and metal beneath it
Deimos may owe both its enormous south-polar depression and strangely smooth surface to a single 300-metre asteroid impact — a blow whose debris spread around the entire moon and would mean Mars’s smaller satellite is essentially a porous rubble pile
Humpback whales are interrupting orca hunts to rescue completely different species, swimming underneath a doomed seal and lifting it out of the water on their chest, or forming a wall between the killers and a grey whale calf, and scientists still can't fully explain why they bother to save animals they have nothing to gain from
