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This is the HeroRAT, a trained African rat that can detect tuberculosis in 3 seconds. One rat can screen 100 sputum samples in 20 minutes, while a lab microscope takes 4 days.

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Weird Worm Survives Extreme Poison By Turning It Into Yellow Paint

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Joseph Stalin Was Very Wrong About Agriculture

Soviet agronomist Nikolai Ivanovich Vavilov was obsessed with plants. Especially finding out where domesticated crops first came from. And out of his research came a proposal that certain crops, like rye and oats, were evolutionary accidents. Stalin didn’t particularly like … Continue reading

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IVF is helping coral reef restoration with a reproductive boost

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Men and Women Don’t See the Same Colors?!

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The gravity of the planets.

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Remembering Dr. Jane Goodall

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This how animals make collective decisions: Bees dance and the elephant matriarchs decide | El PAÍS English

Wild buffalo in Kenya’s Masai Mara National Reserve, on March 2, 2023.GERALD ANDERSON (ANADOLU AGENCY/GETTY IMAGES) LAURA CAMÓN MAY 22, 2023 – 16:42 WEST Social life has its benefits. Animals that live in groups are better protected from predators, allowing … Continue reading

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Scientists Discover These Animals “Call” Each Other by “Name”

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These Ancient Stick Maps are Teaching Us Physics

When particle physicist John Huth was briefly lost at sea, he started to wonder how the people around the world who navigate vast oceans figured their way around. What started as an afternoon activity gone awry led him to a … Continue reading

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