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Not so ferocious after all.
Poor human olfaction is a 19th-century myth, says scientist.
Sadly, not very effective against emotional scars.
The dinosaur was given a rather unfair name, as it was almost certainly a peaceful vegetarian.
Bunch up!
A new study sheds new light on one of the last living African dinosaurs, from 66 million years ago.
Seeds -- the tiny bunkers of life.
Keep it tidy, neurons.
The innovative method could help millions of people who suffer from osteoporosis.
A tiny plant with a lot of genes.
Super like.
Gluten Morgen!
Wired.
Nifty trick.
Three ancient pine cones were found almost completely intact in coal mines.
Researchers have shown that Asian elephants are even smarter than we thought.
Spoiler alert: they don't do it because they care.
Accidental domestication still counts, right?
The debate isn't over, but a comprehensive gene study suggests marine jellyfish were the first creatures to diverge. This distinction is commonly attributed to sponges.
Aww, they have tiny economic agreements, ain't that cute?
Puffins mate for life but when they also travel together, they become better parents.
+10 attack, -3 inventory space.
The starfish are worse for the reefs than bleaching and disease combined.
Tiny fish, big fangs, huge possibilities.
Your body probably won't even tell the difference.
Worrying.
#wingmen.
The mouse in the house has been with us for 15,000 years.
Who knows what other plants or medicines await discovery in Africa?
A heartwarming story of two brilliant and passionate researchers.
Chow down.
Evolution causes these fish to move less so they have a better chance of survival.
Our language is one of the features that define us as human beings and distance us from all other animals.
Enjoy!
To be fair it works with other plants too, but I was shooting for a culinary title.
MIT found an elegant solution to a complex problem.
It's Romeo and Juliet on steroids, with geology.
*pause*
Crocs emerged alongside the early dinosaurs.
Ice Age Park would be cool, but...
CT scanning shark fossil reveals their origins.
These fish are quite comfortable out of water.
The cobra developed a crippling venom -- and it wanted the world to know.
Spiders eat much more than humans.
We might have to recalibrate the tree of life.
It's the first frog known to be fluorescent.
Knowing how cells coordinate could let us improve healing speeds and fight cancers.
An effect of warming climate, or just a string of coincidences?
This could revolutionize eye surgery!
Immense potential in a small cell.
