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White may hide a dark secret.
Spiders, goblins, and brownies.
An unusual creature form a long, long time ago.
What would civilization be without beer? A depressing experience, that's what.
Put that tongue back in, Jurassic Park!
Plant a tree and species will come back to thee.
Things are heating up.
The gentle giants of the oceans take good care of their offspring.
Drought has a massive effect on rainforests. Bad news in the current changing climate.
This is the future of DNA synthesis.
The lazy panda has a richer story than you'd think.
Local authorities in Virginia advise residents to keep an eye out for this very dangerous plant.
It's a small gesture, but it can make a big difference for the tiny bees.
A major discovery!
Spiders ride the wind!
Each year, queens have to re-establish their colonies. Human activity, however, is making it very hard for them to do so.
Very rare insight into the ancient lives of frogs.
How to live harmoniously -- the bear version.
An explanation for why we feel tired.
Ancient volcanism offers a glimpse into the future effects of climate change.
What we thought is a natural law is probably 'just' impending ecological breakdown.
Nothing is something, and bees know that well.
Talk about a surprising find!
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It's just what the early humans were doing.
It's an ecological time bomb.
Enjoy the world in HD.
Watch out!
Boy oh boy, am I excited for nanomedicine!
I'm not complaining.
If the adults weren't scary enough, the babies were also killing machines.
A Heldreich pine discovered in southern Italy has been thriving for more than 1230 years.
We don't know much about how life bounces back after such a dramatic event.
This research could usher in corneas-on-demand.
The parasitic fungus Ophiocordyceps kimflemingiae targets a specific host species of carpenter ant, forcing them to drastically change their behavior.
These cute little predators are very social creatures.
Talk about ancient dandruff.
They are "re-born."
Most birds could fly by that time -- but it was the ones that couldn't that survived.
Cultural preference is not unique to humans, and might be much more common than we once thought it to be.
Talk about a groundbreaking discovery.
It's the first time we've seen inter-species cooperation in birds.
Night workers beware.
It's an interesting idea, but it's probably not true. Calm down.
Magpies? Check. Throwing orange balls at magpies? Check. Grated cheese? Check. I love this study.
If this is emotional blackmail. I'm not even mad.
Fortunately, they're hot on the heels of the mechanisms that allow them to affect brain cells.
Birds, err, ants of a fellow flock together.
Baleen, one surprising fossil suggests, evolved from gums rather than teeth.
Marine mammals are a strange bunch, and the sea is a very unforgiving environment.
