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One Of The World’s Only Cold-Blooded Mammals Lived Like A Crocodile And Bucked The NormMyotragus balearicus, also known as the Balearic Islands cave goat, is arguably the GOAT of cold-blooded mammals.

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One Of The World’s Only Cold-Blooded Mammals Lived Like A Crocodile And Bucked The NormMyotragus balearicus, also known as the Balearic Islands cave goat, is arguably the GOAT of cold-blooded mammals.
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One Of The World’s Only Cold-Blooded Mammals Lived Like A Crocodile And Bucked The Norm

clock-iconJune 23, 2026

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How The World's Slowest Mammal Evolved Its Comically Sluggish Life Revealed By Its "Jumping Genes"Relaxed sleepy Linnaeus's two-toed sloth,

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How The World's Slowest Mammal Evolved Its Comically Sluggish Life Revealed By Its "Jumping Genes"Relaxed sleepy Linnaeus's two-toed sloth,
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How The World's Slowest Mammal Evolved Its Comically Sluggish Life Revealed By Its "Jumping Genes"

clock-iconJune 9, 2026

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First-Of-Its-Kind “Deep Profiling” Reveals That Where You Live May Impact How Quickly You Agefigures representing the same person at different ages, overlaid on a simple world map

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First-Of-Its-Kind “Deep Profiling” Reveals That Where You Live May Impact How Quickly You Agefigures representing the same person at different ages, overlaid on a simple world map
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First-Of-Its-Kind “Deep Profiling” Reveals That Where You Live May Impact How Quickly You Age

clock-iconMay 15, 2026

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These Birds Self-Cannibalize Their Own Organs To Complete Their Non-Stop 11,000-Kilometer MigrationBar-tailed godwit, a shorebird wader in Australia, by the water edge.

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These Birds Self-Cannibalize Their Own Organs To Complete Their Non-Stop 11,000-Kilometer MigrationBar-tailed godwit, a shorebird wader in Australia, by the water edge.
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These Birds Self-Cannibalize Their Own Organs To Complete Their Non-Stop 11,000-Kilometer Migration

clock-iconOctober 21, 2025
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Why Does Red Wine Give Me A Headache? Many Scientists Blame It On The Grape SkinsA woman holding a bottle of red wine pouring it into a man's glass.

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Why Does Red Wine Give Me A Headache? Many Scientists Blame It On The Grape SkinsA woman holding a bottle of red wine pouring it into a man's glass.
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Why Does Red Wine Give Me A Headache? Many Scientists Blame It On The Grape Skins

clock-iconOctober 15, 2025
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Deleting "Mitch" Protein From Cells Could Make Humans "Immune" To Obesityblack mouse or rat standing on hind legs and leaning on a large block of Swiss cheese in front of it

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Deleting "Mitch" Protein From Cells Could Make Humans "Immune" To Obesityblack mouse or rat standing on hind legs and leaning on a large block of Swiss cheese in front of it
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Deleting "Mitch" Protein From Cells Could Make Humans "Immune" To Obesity

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Watch Blood-Fuelled Vampire Bats Running On A Tiny Treadmill For ScienceVampire bat on a treadmill with a black and white striped pattern behind. The bat is on all fours with a small silver tag on its foreleg. It has a cute expression.

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Watch Blood-Fuelled Vampire Bats Running On A Tiny Treadmill For ScienceVampire bat on a treadmill with a black and white striped pattern behind. The bat is on all fours with a small silver tag on its foreleg. It has a cute expression.
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Watch Blood-Fuelled Vampire Bats Running On A Tiny Treadmill For Science

clock-iconNovember 6, 2024
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Single-Celled Organism May Be First Free-Living Eukaryote Without Mitochondria Ever Discoveredcolourful 3D rendered image of the inner machinery of a typical eukaryotic cell; the mitochondria are shown in orange in a cross section so that the wavy pattern on the inside is visible

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Single-Celled Organism May Be First Free-Living Eukaryote Without Mitochondria Ever Discoveredcolourful 3D rendered image of the inner machinery of a typical eukaryotic cell; the mitochondria are shown in orange in a cross section so that the wavy pattern on the inside is visible
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Single-Celled Organism May Be First Free-Living Eukaryote Without Mitochondria Ever Discovered

clock-iconAugust 20, 2024
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This Small Organ Is Very Important, But You Might Not Know Much About Itcolour illustration of human neck showing the thyroid gland and trachea

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This Small Organ Is Very Important, But You Might Not Know Much About Itcolour illustration of human neck showing the thyroid gland and trachea
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This Small Organ Is Very Important, But You Might Not Know Much About It

clock-iconJuly 16, 2024
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World’s Longest-Living Vertebrate May Have Revealed Its Anti-Aging Secretsa greenland shark swimming in dark polar waters

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World’s Longest-Living Vertebrate May Have Revealed Its Anti-Aging Secretsa greenland shark swimming in dark polar waters
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World’s Longest-Living Vertebrate May Have Revealed Its Anti-Aging Secrets

clock-iconJuly 3, 2024
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World-First Discovery Reveals How The Third Domain Of Life Makes Energy In Earth’s Bleakest CornersGeysers in Norris Basin, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA. The landscape is rocky with a number of pools that appear bright turquoise; there are clouds of steam rising, and in the distance green plants cover the terrain.

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World-First Discovery Reveals How The Third Domain Of Life Makes Energy In Earth’s Bleakest CornersGeysers in Norris Basin, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA. The landscape is rocky with a number of pools that appear bright turquoise; there are clouds of steam rising, and in the distance green plants cover the terrain.
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World-First Discovery Reveals How The Third Domain Of Life Makes Energy In Earth’s Bleakest Corners

clock-iconJune 12, 2024
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Is Caffeine Good Or Bad For You? Here’s What The Latest Science Sayscollage of images associated with caffeine; a young man in a yellow hoody wearing black over-ear headphones drinks from a blue can of energy drink, two hands hold coffee beans in the shape of a heart, a woman inhales the aroma of a white mug of coffee cradled in her hands, there are white caffeine pills superimposed on the inside of the cup. Yellow, red and black swirls and lines signify the frenetic feeling you get when you've had too much caffeine.

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Is Caffeine Good Or Bad For You? Here’s What The Latest Science Sayscollage of images associated with caffeine; a young man in a yellow hoody wearing black over-ear headphones drinks from a blue can of energy drink, two hands hold coffee beans in the shape of a heart, a woman inhales the aroma of a white mug of coffee cradled in her hands, there are white caffeine pills superimposed on the inside of the cup. Yellow, red and black swirls and lines signify the frenetic feeling you get when you've had too much caffeine.
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Is Caffeine Good Or Bad For You? Here’s What The Latest Science Says

clock-iconMarch 9, 2024
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Surviving The Freeze: The Hidden Life Of Fish And Organisms Under Icy LakesCracks on the surface of the blue ice. Frozen lake in winter mountains. It is snowing. The hills of pines. Carpathian Ukraine Europe.

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Surviving The Freeze: The Hidden Life Of Fish And Organisms Under Icy LakesCracks on the surface of the blue ice. Frozen lake in winter mountains. It is snowing. The hills of pines. Carpathian Ukraine Europe.
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Surviving The Freeze: The Hidden Life Of Fish And Organisms Under Icy Lakes

clock-iconFebruary 10, 2024
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These Siberian Horses Rapidly Evolved To Thrive At −70°CFour Yakutian horses stanidng in the snow in Siberia

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These Siberian Horses Rapidly Evolved To Thrive At −70°CFour Yakutian horses stanidng in the snow in Siberia
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These Siberian Horses Rapidly Evolved To Thrive At −70°C

clock-iconFebruary 6, 2024
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Newly-Identified Mechanism Could Be Used To Treat Fatty Liver DiseaseDoctor with human Liver anatomy model.

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Newly-Identified Mechanism Could Be Used To Treat Fatty Liver DiseaseDoctor with human Liver anatomy model.
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Newly-Identified Mechanism Could Be Used To Treat Fatty Liver Disease

clock-iconJanuary 6, 2024
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