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Talk about a stunning find!
One of the world's most fascinating tiny creature may be threatened by chemicals from marine plastic debris.
On today's menu: CRISPR-y snails.
Tastefully done.
We're fishing for information in the deep seas.
He was merely going on a swim and came across footprints of ancient moas.
Why would it evolve that way? Researchers have an idea.
Poop comes in to save the day!
This dinosaur was more like a flying squirrel than a bird.
These plants will drink responsibly -- whether they want it or not!
A smaller relative to the king of the dinosaurs.
It's nearly 100 million years old.
Fake it till you make it.
Oxygen? In this economy?! Pffff.
Oh, how the waters have turned.
There's a lot of life in the oceans.
This simple creature can learn, teach, and memorize, without a nervous system.
The king of the seas has something to be afraid of.
You want Jurassic Park? Because this is how you get Jurassic Park.
If it was capable of multiplying, it would essentially be life.
This could help us understand how creatures can survive in the crushing and frigid depths of the oceans.
Is this mutiny?!
If you like cool photos of fossils, we've got just the paper for you!
Wolves take more initiative, whereas dogs are more human-oriented.
Breathe in deep -- it's safe.
Step 1: live on hairless primate. Step 2: wait for said primate to go to space. Step 3: PROFIT!
The environments are also teeming with life.
Divided we stand!
This creature had a whale of a time.
The team says it looked more like a dolphin than a crocodile.
The National Aeronautics and Spider Silk Administration is very excited about this study.
Dubstep seems to entertain mosquitoes, which become less interested in feeding on humans or having sex.
Science to the rescue!
Snakes have taken to the deep sea.
Fear is the mind killer.
The Galapagos is being invaded by alien species.
Scientists have named it the Medusavirus.
Not good!
It was probably really polite and liked hockey, too.
Researchers say that you should help queen bees if you see them exhausted on the ground, by providing a teaspoon of sugary water.
It's one of the most spectacular findings in recent history.
A unique find that sheds new light on the reproductive abilities of ancient birds.
Be sure to post it on Instagram, too! #lunch #realfood
'Clock time' is not the same as 'mind time'.
Nifty.
I'm thrilled that PUFAs is an actual scientific term.
Your package has arrived sir, it seems to be a pair of socks. The zebra mussel is on the house.
Shhh! I'm hunting bactewwia!
Sweet!
Take a bite out of this story.