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11-29-2024
How Neanderthals mastered the art of creating and using tape and glue
06-28-2023
Chilling black market: Jaguar parts are being sold by prison inmates
In Bolivia, a thriving black market trade threatens the future...
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06-28-2023
When did the first animals appear on Earth? We are now one step closer to knowing the answer
The conundrum? The exact point in history when the first...
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06-28-2023
Slower walking speed in dogs could be a sign of dementia
In humans, gait speed is a significant component in geriatric...
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06-28-2023
The "Smiling cat nebula" captured in a new, spectacular image
A spectacular, high-detailed picture of the Sh2-284 nebula – known...
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06-28-2023
The energy boost from your morning cup of coffee may be a placebo instead of the caffeine
In our fast-paced world, many of us kick start our...
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06-27-2023
Asteroid 2013 WV44 is bigger than ten buses, and it's headed our way
An asteroid larger than ten buses aligned end to end...
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06-27-2023
Dolphins use baby talk to communicate with their young, similar to how humans talk to their kids
In an intriguing discovery that highlights similarities across diverse species,...
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06-27-2023
Dogs and humans process body posture and social information in surprisingly similar ways
Dogs and humans share an extraordinary relationship that has evolved...
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06-27-2023
Orangutans can produce two different sounds simultaneously, similar to human beatboxing
According to a recent study led by the University of...
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06-27-2023
Hyena clans have a social hierarchy where very few members have upward social mobility
In some human monarchies, inherited power offers a ladder to...
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06-26-2023
Evolutionary mystery: Why are mammals the only vertebrates to have only one lower jawbone?
When you look at the jawbones of a blue whale,...
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06-26-2023
90% of the world’s aquaculture faces substantial risk from human-induced environmental changes
The world's biggest producers of aquatic foods and the aquaculture...
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