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Every Coral Hosts Microbes With Unsuspected Medical Potential
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Every Coral Hosts Microbes With Unsuspected Medical Potential

Did you know that every coral species harbors its own communities of specialized microbes, most of which have never before been studied

Humpback Whales Spread Their Songs Like a Cultural Trend
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Humpback Whales Spread Their Songs Like a Cultural Trend

Did you know that a whale song can spread from one ocean to another, much like a popular song spreads from one

The Praying Mantis, the Only Known Insect With True 3D Vision
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The Praying Mantis, the Only Known Insect With True 3D Vision

Among all the oddities of the animal world, that of the praying mantis surely ranks among the most unexpected. Researchers at Newcastle

A venomous South American spider quietly spotted in Portugal
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A venomous South American spider quietly spotted in Portugal

Between September 2025 and January 2026, two male specimens of a venomous spider native to South America were spotted in the city

Your Brain Burns 20% of Your Energy for Just 2% of Your Weight
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Your Brain Burns 20% of Your Energy for Just 2% of Your Weight

The human brain accounts on average for only about 2% of an adult's total body weight, a modest figure that contrasts sharply

The interstitium, the hidden network running under your entire skin
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The interstitium, the hidden network running under your entire skin

In 2018, researchers from the New York University School of Medicine published a study that would quickly travel around the scientific world,

The Footprints Left on the Moon Will Last for Millions of Years
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The Footprints Left on the Moon Will Last for Millions of Years

When the Apollo astronauts set foot on the Moon starting in 1969, they left behind far more than historic memories: their footprints

How amateur volunteers discovered an icy, Earth-like exoplanet
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How amateur volunteers discovered an icy, Earth-like exoplanet

Did you know that a new exoplanet was spotted thanks to amateur volunteers, without any professional astronomer initially noticing the signal? Named

The boreal forest stores more carbon than all tropical forests combined
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The boreal forest stores more carbon than all tropical forests combined

Stretching unbroken across Russia, Canada, and Scandinavia, the boreal forest, also known as the taiga, is the largest terrestrial biome on the