First koala chlamydia vaccine approved
The disease has been plaguing the endangered marsupials since the 1990s. The post First koala chlamydia vaccine approved appeared first
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Sea turtle hatchlings struggle through a smelly seaweed maze
Sargassum strikes again. The post Sea turtle hatchlings struggle through a smelly seaweed maze appeared first on Popular Science...
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Rodents’ secret weapon? Thumbnails.
Those tiny nails helped rats, squirrels, and more take over the world. The post Rodents’ secret weapon? Thumbnails. appeared first
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How a fracturing supercontinent forged rare volcanic rocks
The 800-million-year-old rocks unearthed in Australia are full of an important rare earth metal. The post How a fracturing supercontinent
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Glow-in-the-dark succulents are here
‘Imagine glowing trees replacing streetlights.’ The post Glow-in-the-dark succulents are here appeared first on Popular Science...
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Deep sea worm wears Rembrandt’s favorite toxic color
Rembrandt painted with it. This worm survives on it. Say hello to orpiment. The post Deep sea worm wears Rembrandt’s
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Solar flares as you’ve never seen them before
The world’s largest solar telescope captured a powerful X-class solar flare in August 2024. The post Solar flares as you’ve
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LASIK without the laser? Rabbit eyeballs hint at a new option
In the lab, electromechanical reshaping can reshape the cornea without cutting tissue. The post LASIK without the laser? Rabbit eyeballs
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World’s largest carnivorous bats are big softies
Spectral bats share prey, hug, and even form 'tight cuddle-balls' when falling asleep. The post World’s largest carnivorous bats are
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Dire wolf skull could fetch over $30,000 at auction
The Ice Age predator's skull, a cave bear skeleton, colorful ammonites, and more will be up for bid. The post
