The Cubist of the Undergrowth: Scientists Discover Snail with Picasso-Like Shell
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Sexual Fantasies During Surgery Are a Disturbing Side Effect of Sedatives No One Talks About
Some anesthetics and sedatives may trigger vivid sexual fantasies — or hallucinations of assault
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Nutrition expert says this less painful alternative to intermittent fasting works just as well
The study found that restricting carbs can elicit the same favourable metabolic effects as fasting.
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Scientists Map the DNA of a Mysterious Creature Called the Asian Unicorn That No One’s Seen in Years
The saola’s newly sequenced genome offers hope for one of Earth’s rarest mammals.
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AI Would Obliterate the Nazi’s WWII Enigma Code in Minutes—Here’s Why That Matters Today
AI cracked a wartime Enigma code in under 13 minutes.
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CERN Creates Gold from Lead and There’s No Magic, Just Physics
Researchers at CERN have managed to knock enough protons off lead atoms to make gold.
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A New AI Tool Can Recreate Your Face Using Nothing But Your DNA
New AI built by Chinese scientists can create 3D faces from DNA with alarming accuracy.
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How Some Flowers Evolved the Grossest Stench — and Why Flies Love It
Flowers keep making the same mutation time and time again.
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People Living Near Golf Courses Face Double the Risk of Parkinson’s
The strong pesticides sprayed on golf courses leech into the groundwater and scientists suspect this could increase the risk of...
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He Let Snakes Bite Him Over 200 Times and Now Scientists Want His Blood for an Universal Antivenom
A universal snakebite treatment may be within reach, thanks to an unlikely human experiment.
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These companies want to make hand bags out of T-rex leather. But scientists aren’t buying it
A lab-grown leather inspired by dinosaur skin sparks excitement—and scientific skepticism
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Climbing gyms are as polluted as busy city streets — and shoes are to blame
Rubber particles from climbing shoes may expose gymgoers to levels of pollution found on city streets
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Neanderthals Crafted Bone Spears 30,000 Years Before Modern Humans Came In
An 80,000-year-old spear point rewrites what we thought we knew about Neanderthals.
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The Growing Menace of Space Junk: How a Minefield of Orbiting Debris Threatens Our Future in Space
Low-orbit Earth could become inoperable for spacecraft and satellites if this complacency persists, with dire consequences.
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The small town in Germany where both the car and the bicycle were invented
In the quiet German town of Mannheim, two radical inventions—the bicycle and the automobile—took their first wobbly rides and forever...
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The surprising reason why the UK has power surges because of TV programs
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These companies want to make hand bags out of T-rex leather. But scientists aren’t buying it
A lab-grown leather inspired by dinosaur skin sparks excitement—and scientific skepticism
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Archeologists Join Geologists in the Quest to Define the Age of Humans
A new archeology is being developed based on evidence of human activity in the Earth’s sedimentary record, and archeologists are...
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This car-sized “millipede” was built like a tank — and had the face to go with it
A Carboniferous beast is showing its face.
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Climate Change Is Breaking the Insurance Industry
Climate related problems, from storms to health issues, are causing a wave of change in the insurance industry.
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9 Environmental Stories That Don’t Get as Much Coverage as They Should
From whales to soil microbes, our planet’s living systems are fraying in silence.
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Scientists Find CBD in a Common Brazilian Shrub That’s Not Cannabis
This wild plant grows across South America and contains CBD.
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Spruce Trees Are Like Real-Life Ents That Anticipate Solar Eclipse Hours in Advance and Sync Up
Trees sync their bioelectric signals like they're talking to each other.
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The Haast’s Eagle: The Largest Known Eagle Hunted Prey Fifteen Times Its Size
The extinct bird was so powerful it could kill a 400-pound animal with its talons.
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Miracle surgery: Doctors remove a hard-to-reach spinal tumor through the eye of a patient
For the first time, a deadly spinal tumor has been removed via the eye socket route.
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A Lawyer Put a Cartoon Dragon Watermark on Every Page of a Court Filing and The Judge Was Not Amused
A Michigan judge rebukes lawyer for filing documents with cartoon dragon watermark
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