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Study Finds Brown Bears Have Become Less Aggressive Around Humans

Animals · Italy

Study Finds Brown Bears Have Become Less Aggressive Around Humans

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The Apennine brown bear is a small population found only in central Italy, with a long history of closeness to human communities.See the Story

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China Develops Surface that Turns Radar Into Electricity

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Most Americans Misjudge How Many Users Share Toxic Content on Social Media

Technology · United States

Most Americans Misjudge How Many Users Share Toxic Content on Social Media

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A recent survey of 1,090 Americans found that people grossly overestimate just how toxic today's Internet really is. On Reddit, for example, Americans believed that 43 percent of users post toxic or misleading content. In actuality, the number of truly toxic users is closer to three percent.Read Entire Article See the Story

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