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	Life trapped under a glacier At Antarctica’s Blood Falls, scientists study microbes living in a dark and salty home
	Feature: Springing forward Climate change affects the timing of flowering, migration and other natural cycles, meaning spring is coming earlier in many parts of the world.
	A grim future for some killer whales An oil spill off the U.S. coast 20 years ago still threatens marine life
	Feature: Bringing fish back up to size Changing the way we fish may help rescue a population's shrinking fish
	Feature: Newly named fish crawls and hops Crazy-colored, flat-faced fish does more than swim
	Sponges' secret weapon An aquatic animal provides a possible new kind of disease resistance
	Feature: Getting the dirt on carbon The circle of life continues thanks to the carbon cycle
	Greener Diet The planet is getting warmer, and what we eat isn’t helping
	Science loses out when ice caps melt Tropical glaciers are vanishing at an especially rapid pace—and taking valuable climate records with them.
	Feature: Invisible fossils of the first animals Though the first animals on Earth didn’t leave behind rock fossils, scientists can still find these ancient creatures by observing their invisible molecular fossils

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