en-my-hotdailynews: 2015-03-20 Malaysia Science

Bear attacks Arctic tent
Gulf Daily News
LONGYEARBYEN, Norway: A polar bear dragged a Czech tourist out of his tent as he slept on a remote Arctic island, clawing his back before being driven away by gunshots. "It was going for my head. I used my hands to protect my head," Jakub Moravec said ...

Where might eclipse watchers be at danger from polar bears?   Irish Examiner
Polar bear injures tourist on Arctic island   The Daily Star
Polar bear attacks tourist camping out ahead of solar eclipse   Washington Post
The Times (subscription)
Belfast Telegraph
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Friday features a total solar eclipse, a supermoon and the spring equinox
Mashable
On Jan. 30, 2014, beginning at 8:31 a.m EST, the moon moved between the NASA Solar Dynamics Observatory, or SDO, and the sun, giving the observatory a view of a partial solar eclipse from space. Image: NASA. Lance-ulanoff-headshot-sq. By Lance ...

Solar eclipse set to plunge UK and Europe into darkness   BBC News
Solar eclipse: Google Doodle created to mark rare celestial phenomenon   mirror.co.uk
Everything You Need To Know About The Eclipse   Sky News
Daily Mail
Huffington Post
The Guardian
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Eclipse peril warning for the selfie generation
Malay Mail Online
Women take a selfie at a concert by country music super star Luke Bryan during spring break festivities in Panama City Beach, Florida March 12, 2015. — Reuters picPARIS, March 20 — An eclipse that will sweep Europe and parts of Africa and Asia today ...

Selfie generation warned over eclipse peril   The Straits Times

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Coverage of Arctic Sea Ice Shrinks to a Winter Low
New York Times
There was less sea ice coverage in the Arctic this winter than in any year since satellite measurements began nearly four decades ago, researchers said Thursday. The National Snow and Ice Data Center, a government-sponsored research group, said that in ...

Winter's Arctic Sea Ice is Smallest On Record   Voice of America
Extent of Arctic sea ice hits a record low, following decades-long trend   The Globe and Mail
Arctic sea ice at lowest recorded levels   Aljazeera.com
RTE.ie
Business Standard
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Class war brought down the ancient Teotihuacan civilisation, according to study
Sydney Morning Herald
The demise of Mexico's enigmatic pre-Hispanic city of Teotihuacan stemmed from a conflict among the civilisation's elite classes, with buildings set ablaze in the clash, according to a study. The famed pyramids of the Sun and Moon are among the majestic ...

Study: Elites' clash led to Teotihuacan collapse   Malay Mail Online
Residents upset with greedy elites burned Teotihuacan   Ancient Origins

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Best seat for solar eclipse? Danes taking to the skies
Malay Mail Online
Astronomer Brendan Owens poses with a refractive telescope on the Meridian line at The Royal Observatory in Greenwich, south east London March 19, 2015. — Reuters picCOPENHAGEN, March 20 — To make sure clouds don't block their view of today's ...

Danes taking to the skies to secure best seat for solar eclipse   Phys.Org

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`Supermoon` to make mischief with sea and sun
Zee News
Paris: Norse legend has it that two giant wolves roam the sky -- with Skoll chasing the moon and its brother Hati going after the sun. If either manages to sink its teeth into its prey and hold it back, an eclipse occurs, the story goes. Tales of cosmic wolves may ...

'Supermoon' to make mischief with sun and sea   Khaleej Times

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Why orangutans cup their mouths to sound an alarm
Science News (blog)
Orangutans, pictured here in in the Ketambe area of Sumatra, Indonesia, learn from their elders to use alarm calls to signal distress and scare off predators. Perry van Duijnhoven. EMail logo EMail · Print logo Print · Twitter logo Twitter · Facebook logo ...

Orangutans cup their mouths to alter their voices   BBC News
Hear That? Orangutans Use Hands to Amplify Calls   Yahoo News UK
Orangutans Use Hands To Help Create Fake Voices   malaysiandigest.com
International Business Times UK
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Colombia Just Gave 150 Trafficked Animals the Chance to Enjoy the Sweet ...
RYOT
For the past two years, some 55,000 trafficked animals and plant specimens have been rescued by the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development in Colombia. Now, 149 of these trafficked animals will be able to enjoy the sweet taste of freedom ...

After 10 months training, 149 animals released back into Amazon by Colombia   Inferse
Colombia Rehabilitates And Releases 149 Trafficked Animals Into The Amazon   Immortal News
Trafficked Animals Finally Free, Released Back into Amazon   Nature World News
Maine News
Times Gazette
American Register
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Oooh! Stunning Auroras Seen By Skywatchers Around The World
Huffington Post
Along with astronauts aboard the International Space Station, skywatchers around the world were treated to a stunning light show on St. Patrick's Day--thanks to a severe geomagnetic storm that hit Earth. (Scroll down for photos.) The geomagnetic storm that ...

What kind of damage can a solar storm do?   CBS News
These Northern Lights photos taken from Earth and space are literally out of this ...   U-T San Diego
A huge solar storm created dazzling auroras worldwide on St. Patrick's Day   Vox
The Guardian
AL.com
Tampabay.com
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