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01-19-2025
New category of particles discovered in the subatomic realm
Physicists have long grouped the most basic building blocks of...
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01-19-2025
Thousands of freshwater species are threatened with extinction
Freshwater ecosystems cover less than 1% of Earth's surface, yet...
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01-18-2025
Vaquitas may disappear before most people know they exist
The vaquita (Phocoena sinus) is the world’s rarest marine mammal,...
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01-18-2025
Woodrats duplicated their genes to survive eating poisonous plants
Woodrats are small desert rodents that have baffled scientists for...
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01-18-2025
Infrared images reveal how black holes affect the space around them
An active galactic nucleus (AGN) is a region at the...
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01-18-2025
Life in total darkness: Foraminifera survive with no light or oxygen
Most life on Earth depends on sunlight, yet some organisms...
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01-18-2025
Global warming is accelerating beyond control as CO2 levels rise
The Met Office has issued a dire warning: global warming...
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01-18-2025
Mosquitoes bite more often during droughts to stay hydrated
When the rain pours after a long, harsh drought, there...
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2025/01/Stem-cell-stroke.jpg
01-18-2025
Stem cell therapy improves brain activity after stroke
Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States suffers a...
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01-18-2025
Northern pike are sneaking through the ocean to invade new lakes
Alaska's northern pike, long thought to be confined to freshwater,...
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01-18-2025
Social tolerance helps monkeys pass along new skills
Deep in Brazil's semi-arid Caatinga region, capuchin monkeys are teaching...
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01-18-2025
Prehistoric ocean monsters would have eaten killer whales as snacks
Scientists have pieced together evidence that ancient marine reptiles once...
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