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Why a Slower AI Might Actually Feel Smarter to You

Your Epigenetic Age Is Aging Your Brain, but Not in the Way Scientists Expected

Ancient Step Made Crabs the Most Successful Crustaceans on Earth

Alzheimer’s Drugs Clear the Plaques but Leave Patients No Better Off

Sperm Whales Have Vowels and the Grammar to Go With Them

How Scientists Learned to Read Information Encoded in Darkness Inside Light

Africa’s Elephants Are Written in Their Genes, and the Story Is One of Vanishing Connection

Starving Gray Whales Are Swimming Into San Francisco Bay, and Nearly One in Five Dies There

Chimpanzee Civil War Rewrites What We Know About Violence

The Single Device That Can Both Generate and Store Clean Energy

Ancient Herbal Remedy Produces Nanomedicine When You Boil It

In the first-ever laboratory experiments done on the bat, a research team determined that the torpedo bat and traditional bat perform equally well in hitting power with only a slight difference in the location of the bat’s sweet spot.

Nine Home Runs, One Weird-Shaped Bat, and a Physics Lab That Burst the Bubble

Bat-Inspired Gripper Lets Drones Perch Like Birds and Switch Off Their Motors

Tiny Bubbles Can Mix, Heal, and Dissolve Blood Clots

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