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Breed-Specific Bans Spark Constitutional Dogfight news.nationalgeographic.com 10 TWEETS

With some 200 U.S. localities now banning "dangerous" dog breeds such as pit bulls and Rottweilers, dog owners and animal organizations are using the U.S. Constitution to try to retrieve the right to keep such canines. Some experts say aggressio

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Where Can NSA Leaker Find Asylum?

Where Can NSA Leaker Find Asylum? news.nationalgeographic.com 1 TWEETS

What are Snowden's chances of avoiding American authorities and potential extradition to the United States?

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Space Pictures This Week: Purple Auroras, Mysterious Moon

Space Pictures This Week: Purple Auroras, Mysterious Moon news.nationalgeographic.com 105 TWEETS

Saturn's moon Titan reveals its secrets, purple skies shine over Oregon, and a comet sprinkles dust in this week's best space pictures.

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Escape to Uncertainty

Escape to Uncertainty news.nationalgeographic.com 43 TWEETS

Turkey is in the throes of a refugee crisis. Some 400,000 Syrians and thousands from other conflict-torn lands have sought refuge there.

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Mr. Badger Should Be Worried: Britain Ponders a Cull

Mr. Badger Should Be Worried: Britain Ponders a Cull news.nationalgeographic.com 151 TWEETS

Some Brits blame badgers for spreading TB to cattle and think a cull will help. Badger lovers (and many scientists) disagree.

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Microbes Beam Electrons to Each Other Via Mineral "Wires"

Microbes Beam Electrons to Each Other Via Mineral "Wires" news.nationalgeographic.com 94 TWEETS

Bacteria can use minerals in soil as electrical grids, helping the microbes generate chemicals they need to survive, a new study says.

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OCD Dogs, People Have Similar Brains; Is Your Dog OCD?

OCD Dogs, People Have Similar Brains; Is Your Dog OCD? news.nationalgeographic.com 2 TWEETS

Dogs and people with OCD have similar brains—a discovery that may someday help doctors understand human anxiety, a new study says.

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Rare Meteor Shower May Grace Skies This Week

Rare Meteor Shower May Grace Skies This Week news.nationalgeographic.com 2 TWEETS

Skywatchers are hoping to witness the peak of a meteor shower not seen since 1930.<p> </p><p> </p>

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Best Underwater Pictures: Winners of 2013 Amateur Contest

Best Underwater Pictures: Winners of 2013 Amateur Contest news.nationalgeographic.com 3 TWEETS

A seal in a kelp forest and lionfish on the hunt are among winning pictures of the University of Miami's annual underwater-photography contest.

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