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Life & Non-humans

The Lizard That Lost Its Name for 80 Years Has Finally Got It Back

Python Blood Could Change How We Lose Weight

snail on a curly branch

The Snail Molecule That Could Replace a Century-Old Blood Thinner

A neurobot stained to highlight multiciliated cells – with small tufts of hairlike cilia around the periphery of the bot – and the neuronal extensions of dendrites and axons seen in the center.

Lab-Grown Xenobots With Self-Built Nervous Systems Move in Ways Evolution Never Planned

The Crocodile That Hunted Our Ancestors Lurked in Ethiopia 3 Million Years Ago

A newly described African species in the magic mushroom family confirms its evolutionary origin. Psilocybe ochraceocentrata is found growing on cattle dung in the grasslands of southern Africa and Zimbabwe.

The World’s Most Famous Magic Mushroom Has a Wild African Cousin Nobody Recognised

A simulated cell in the early stages of division.

Scientists Simulate an Entire Living Cell Growing and Dividing in 4D

Ancient Crocodile Relative Switched from Four Legs to Two as It Grew Up

Purple Martins Caught in Texas Deep Freeze Died from Cold, Not Starvation

Why Chimps Are Captivated by Crystals, and What It Says About Us

Black Soldier Fly Larvae Destroy Most Human Viruses in Waste Within Eight Days

The digital reconstruction of the iconic fossil, Little Foot, reveals unexpected similarities with Ethiopian specimens, contributing to debates on early hominin relationships.

Digital Reconstruction of 3.67-Million-Year-Old Fossil Face Finds Unexpected Link to East Africa

Bornean Fanged Frogs Reclassified from 18 Species to Six in Gray Zone of Evolution

macaque monkeys

Tolerant Macaques Are Born With Larger Amygdalae, and Shrink Them Over Time

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