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	Science As-it-happens update ⋅ February 1, 2017
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	How Do Frogs Catch Prey? With Sticky Saliva That Turns Watery And A Soft Tongue International Business Times In the animal kingdom, many species have developed specialized organs for catching prey. And when it comes to frogs, it is their stretchable tongues. Flag as irrelevant
	Meltdown at the EPA National Review Scott Pruitt testifies at his confirmation hearing for EPA administrator, January 18, 2017. (Reuters photo: Joshua Roberts). Share article on Facebookshare; Tweet articletweet; Plus one article on Google Plus+1; Print Article. Flag as irrelevant
	Private Space Station Coming Soon? Company Aiming for 2020 Launch Scientific American Work is underway to establish the world's first private, international commercial space station, a complex that would serve a global community of sovereign and private astronauts. Flag as irrelevant
	Inside the Trump admin's power struggle over carbon regs Environment & Energy Publishing From left to right: the Heritage Foundation's David Kreutzer, EPA Administrator-designate Scott Pruitt and Competitive Enterprise Institute senior fellow Myron Ebell. Flag as irrelevant
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