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By 2085, a Third of All Animal Habitats Could Be Hit by Multiple Climate Disasters at Once

Almost half of all Pugs, French and British Bulldogs are affected by BOAS, impacting their ability to breathe, eat, exercise and sleep.

Poison Helps Flat-Faced Dogs Breathe

Gibraltar’s Monkeys Are Eating Dirt to Cope With Tourists’ Junk Food

rain drops on tree

The Sound of Rain Wakes Seeds From the Dead

The sample locations where Curiosity snagged three samples of drilled rock at this site on its way out of the Glen Torridon region. Analyzing these samples revealed diverse organic molecules on Mars.

Ancient Organic Molecules on Mars Hint at Chemistry That Could Predate Life on Earth

Ancient Step Made Crabs the Most Successful Crustaceans on Earth

A–C, Kuanchuanpivermis brevicruris, holotype; B–D, Zhangjiagoivermis longicruris, holotype

Tiny Cambrian Fossils Push Back Origin of Swimming Worms

infographic of embryo

The Stem Cells That Grew a Yolk Sac Textbooks Say Shouldn’t Exist

Bruce on a rock checking the photographer out

The Beak He Never Had Is the One He Uses to Win Every Fight

colorful forest fungus

Earth Fungus Might Survive a Trip to Mars

malaria mosquito

Malaria’s Hidden Toll: The Disease That Keeps Damaging Children’s Brains for a Decade

From left to right: Xavier Trepat, Pau Guillamat and Marino Arroyo.

Scientists Program Flat Sheets of Cells to Fold Themselves Into Bowls and Roses

Sperm Whales Have Vowels and the Grammar to Go With Them

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

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