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Tiny Dinosaur Fossil Solves 90-Million-Year Mystery of How Species Crossed Continents

Camel Immune System Yields Weapons Against Drug-Resistant Bacteria

Figure 1: Schematic diagram of spore release and sea salt particle production, their trasnport to the Arcitc Ocean, and changes in their ice nucleating ability through mixing.

Arctic Clouds Are Being Seeded by Spores From Faraway Forests

Bio-hydrogenation vials

Stale Bread and E. Coli Could Transform How We Make Drugs and Plastics

A Little Fish Looks in the Mirror and Recognises Itself — in Half an Hour

chick

Baby Chicks Know That “Bouba” Is Round and “Kiki” Is Spiky

housecat

Your Cat Might Hold the Key to Beating Human Cancer

Confused Woman Searching For Food In An Open Refrigerator

The Science of the Munchies: How Cannabis Overrides the Brain’s ‘Full’ Switch

Javier G. Fernández (left) and Akshayakumar Kompa (right) holding a sample of the chitinous polymer at the IBEC laboratories.

Shrimp Shells Make Plastic That Gets Stronger When Wet

fossil primate

Evolution Is Not Just About Survival of the Fittest Individual

Aging in Plants (or no aging in plants?)

Scarisoara Ice Cave in Romania.

Bacteria Frozen in Ancient Ice Resistant Against 10 Modern Antibiotics

Illustration of researchers’ hypothesized layout for the inside of Triceratops nasal cavity. ©2026 K. Sakane CC-BY-ND

Explaining Why Triceratops Had Such a Big Nose

Meteorites that helped form earth may have formed in the outer solar system

Fungi Can Mine Precious Metals From Meteorites in Space

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