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Life & Non-humans

Xenopmorph from Alien franchise

What Happens When Bacteria-Killing Viruses Go to Space

Male chimpanzees exhibiting same-sex sexual behaviour in Kibale Forest, Uganda. (photo credit: Aaron Sandel)

Why Monkeys Mount Each Other: Environment and Social Stress May Be Key

Sacabambaspis fish

The Catastrophe That Made Your Backbone Possible

Bryn, an 11-year-old male Border Collie from the UK, that knows the names of about 100 toys.

Your Dog Might Be Learning Words When You’re Not Even Talking to Them

dog at dinner table

Your Dog’s Steak Dinner Might Have a Larger Carbon Footprint Than Yours

Researchers discover a new virus called the “ushikuvirus” that provide evidence for the viral eukaryogenesis hypothesis and reveal virus–host interactions, shaping the evolution of eukaryotic cells.

A Giant Virus From Japan Reignites a Radical Origin Story for Life

view from under water

Europa’s Ocean Floor May Be Too Still for Life

Worms Organize Their World Without Thinking About It

Adult spruce bark beetles in their galleries in the bark of a Norway spruce tree. The beetle in the middle is infected with the fungus Beauveria bassiana.

Fungus Disarms Bark Beetles’ Stolen Chemical Weapons

green bacteria

NASA’s Cleanest Rooms Are Evolving New Forms of Bacterial Life

Under red light (used to film the bees without disturbing them), with one barcoded bee as detected by the image-analysis software and its personal identification number appears on the screen.

Male Honeybees Need One Gene to Survive the Hive

Scientists Fly Drones Through Whale Breath to Track Deadly Virus Above Arctic Circle

roundworms in a dish and a racoon

Raccoons Are Bringing a Brain Parasite to European Backyards

sourdough bread

The Flour in Your Pantry Is Secretly Engineering Your Sourdough’s DNA

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