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Kittens are born with their eyes sealed shut and their ears folded up. Their brains aren’t developed enough to use those senses. Their ears and eyes open up when kittens are seven to 10 days old. Photo by Gabriela Quirós/KQED

Science Dec 20

If you’re adopting pets this holiday, keep kittens in mind

By Gabriela Quirós, KQED Science

WATCH: Bees’ buzz unlocks secret stash of pollen

Only bees that buzz in just the right way can release tiny grains of pollen from a flower.

By Lisa Marie Potter and Joshua Cassidy, KQED

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