TUMWATER, Wash., Sept. 23, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The founders of Luciteria Science are pleased to announce that they have just expanded their line of educational science toys. To check out the updated selection of educational toys, please visit https://luciteria.com/blog/2020/9/8/luciteria-science-expands-its-educational-toys-for-science.

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By Lucy HicksSep. 23, 2020 , 11:40 AM Cells have places to be, and they have all evolved different ways to get there: Red blood cells change their shape, and bacteria use whiplike appendages to propel themselves forward. Now, new research suggests white blood cells have their own special way of swimming, which biologists have…

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Demonstrators march at Indiana University Bloomington to protest against police violence during the Black Lives Matter protests.Source: Rodney Margison/ZUMA Wire/Shutterstock Sparked by the global reaction to the police killing of George Floyd, an unarmed Black man, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in May, universities, departments and faculty members rapidly issued statements and policies highlighting their commitment to…

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Scientists often consider their work and their institutions unbiased. After all, scientists rely on a rigorous set of experiments to test hypotheses and arrive at conclusions that inform what the rest of us know to be facts in the world.

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You probably recognize the song of the male Eastern bluebird. But did you know that female bluebirds sing, too? So do female Venezuelan troupials and white-browed sparrow-weavers, both of which often duet with their mates. Indeed, recent research suggests that the females of most songbird species sing, and that the same was true for the…

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