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Panda cub takes first steps

The popular panda cam has captured the Smithsonian National Zoo's panda cub taking her first shaky steps. Keepers at the zoo are already making plans for her next big milestone - a naming celebration to mark her first 100 days scheduled for December 1. The zoo is asking the public to choose from five names.

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NASA satellite launch lights up sky over Mid-Atlantic

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"Dueling dinosaurs" fail to sell at New York auction

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"Selfie" declared 2013 word of the year by Oxford Dictionaries

"Selfie" beat out other attention-grabbing words like "twerk" and "Bitcoin"
Koala census underway in Australia

Citizen volunteers are setting out to count up the population of the nation's most famous animal
Dinosaur for sale

A huge dinosaur skeleton found in the U.S. four years ago is going on the auction block in England. The 55-foot-long skeleton nicknamed "Misty" stands 19-feet tall and is at least 150 million years old. British auctioneers say the specimen could be sold for a bid of at least $600,000. CBS News' Alphonso Van Marsh reports.

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"Meat mummies" kept Egyptian royalty well-fed after death

New study finds that Egyptian tombs were stocked with mummified meat
The giant koala count: Citizen census

Australian ecologists have recruited teams of citizen-scientists to help count koalas in New South Wales and Queensland. The iconic marsupial is listed as vulnerable in both states, but through programs like the Great Koala Count, the researchers hope to keep track of the animals so they can better protect them. Rob Muir reports.

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