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Native eastern fence lizards changed their bodies and behavior in response to invasive red imported fire ants

An eastern fence lizard basking in the sun feels a small red ant walk over its back. Not hungry, it ignores the insect. Soon there are lots of ants crawling up its legs, biting the scales that usually protect it and inserting their stingers in its soft underlying flesh.

The Conversation

Healthy eating habits take time to cultivate but are worth the effort

We often think that our food choices are a conscious decision we make every day. In truth, many of the foods we buy, cook and eat are largely based on habit.

Chicago Sun-Times

The safer you feel, the less safely you might behave – but research suggests ways to counteract this tendency

Interventions designed to keep people safe can have hidden side effects. With an increased perception of safety, some people are more likely to take risks.

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Childhood obesity requires early, aggressive treatment, new guidelines say

Instead of "watchful waiting," the American Academy of Pediatrics now recommends intensive lifestyle and behavior therapy for young kids, and for older children, medication.

WEKU

Column: Changing habits is hard until you find the right strategy

For many years, it was my tradition as a reporter to compile a list of self-help books in January to help readers of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution get their New Year’s resolutions off to a winning start.

Tribune News Service

One style of social media use makes you feel better than any other — it’s not what you think

Psychologists believe our style of social media usage has essential effects on our psychological well-being, but we’ve struggled to measure people’s online behavior accurately – until now.

Inverse

Animal brains use complex calculations to evade getting eaten

Whether fly or human, fleeing from danger is key to staying alive. Scientists are beginning to unravel the complex circuitry behind the split-second decision to beat a hasty retreat.

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How to stop a dog from jumping up

Want to learn how to stop a dog from jumping up? An expert shares four helpful tips, plus why they do it.

PetsRadar

Manatee die-off season looms as trial of feeding them lettuce begins again

When the state’s wildlife department flung the first handful of lettuce to a starving manatee in the Indian River a year ago, it was an act of desperation driven by a catastrophic die-off and violating an environmental golden rule that animal behavior should not be messed with that way.

Orlando Sentinel

Watch: Leopard leaps onto van and rips off window deflector

A leopard that attacked 15 people in India was captured in video displaying its aggressive behavior by attacking a van.

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Teens are becoming more square

For thirty years, teens have been engaging in less risky behavior. Researchers aren't sure why

Salon

Did bipedalism evolve in the trees?

New research on chimpanzees in Africa suggests that bipedal behaviors evolved differently than previously believed

Salon

Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu isn't the villain of 'Emily in Paris.' She's the role model

There's a moment early in the first season of "Emily in Paris," Netflix's colorful fish-out-of-water comedy about a bright-eyed American marketing executive abroad, when our protagonist's frosty, intimidating, effortlessly chic Parisian boss, Sylvie Grateau, called out the heroine's cliched behavior — and arguably established herself as the show's most interesting…

Los Angeles Times

New Report Reveals Why Universities Fail To Protect Jewish And Zionist Students

The AMCHA Initiative discovered that such policies are not as robust in their protections as policies to protect minorities.

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The suspended owner of the Phoenix Suns and Mercury sells them to Mat Ishbia for $4B

The mortgage executive has agreed to buy a majority stake in the NBA and WNBA teams from Robert Sarver, who is serving a one-year ban from suspension after a report on his toxic behavior.

The Independent UK

A ‘furious interaction’: Jan 6 committee confirms Trump exploded at Secret Service agent

‘Witnesses ... described President Trump’s behavior as ‘irate,’ ‘furious,’ ‘insistent,’ ‘profane’ and ‘heated’’

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EV Drivers Adjust Behavior To Deal With Winter Range Issues: Study

When the cold weather sets in, your EV is going to lose plenty of range. If you're concerned about it to the point that you get range anxiety, there's a fix.

Salon

School calls 911 on kids every other day

An Illinois school for students with disabilities has routinely used the police to handle discipline

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Police radio communications can’t be made vulnerable to criminal behavior

The utility of unencrypted radios for media outlets simply does not outweigh the potential harm to our public.

Los Angeles Times

Jackie Calmes: The GOP just keeps stoking the 'clear and present danger' of Jan. 6

For all the bravado among Republicans that they'll deep-six the work of the Jan. 6 committee as soon as they take power from Democrats in the House next month, they and their shrinking leader, Donald Trump, have become its best promoters. Their (mis)behavior ensures that the panel's findings — the…

The Independent UK

NY attorney general sued after former adviser's #MeToo exit

A woman who accused a former top adviser to New York Attorney General Letitia James of unwanted kissing, hastening his Dec. 2 exit, filed a lawsuit Tuesday alleging that James and her office enabled the man’s behavior by ignoring previous warnings about him

Los Angeles Times

Michael Hiltzik: By embracing anti-Fauci and QAnon conspiracies, Musk tests how low Twitter can sink

People trying to track the intellectual and moral deterioration of Twitter under its new owner, Elon Musk, have gotten a few more data points to work with in recent days.

Tribune News Service

NWSL report contains new abuse allegations against former NC Courage coach Paul Riley

RALEIGH, N.C. — A joint league-union report on widespread misconduct in women’s professional soccer released Wednesday includes new allegations against former North Carolina Courage coach Paul Riley.

PetsRadar

Why does my cat paw at her water bowl? Vet reveals the 6 most common reasons (and what you can do to stop it)

Why does my cat paw at her water bowl? We have the answer — and the solution!

Tribune News Service

Living with Children: This approach to quirky child behaviors may sound familiar

When America’s mental health industry sees the opportunity to broaden its influence, it pounces. If said opportunity presents itself in the form of odd behavior on the part of certain children, the first thing the industry does is invent a new diagnosis, thus securing their claim to “treatment rights." In…

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