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Scientists Capture Leopard Sharks “Threesome” Mating in Ultra Rare Encounter
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Venus Is Hiding Massive Underground Tunnels That Are Much Bigger Than Expected
Underground tunnels on Venus break every rule scientists thought they knew about lava
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Repeated Soccer Headers Linked to Memory Loss in Players As Young As Their 20s
Even minor head impacts may leave invisible injuries in the brain's frontmost folds.
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Scientists Found a Way to Switch Off Cat and Pollen Allergies With Light
Researchers find that safe UV light can reshape airborne allergens and potentially ease allergy symptoms.
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Astronomers Just Found the Earliest Known Black Hole, and It’s a Monster That Shouldn’t Exist
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China’s Colossal Submarine Drones Emerge in the South China Sea
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It’s copper, not chlorine, that transforms hair into algae-colored strands.
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Archaeologists reveal bone whistle used as a security tool in ancient Egypt
This tiny bone whistle was likely used by Egyptian officials.
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Our Fingers May Have Evolved From a Fish Butthole
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Scientists uncover a new apex predator with hedge-trimmer claws and a crocodile snack in its jaws.
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