Scientists Capture the First Footage of an Anglerfish’s Parasitic Mating Ritual
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The cellulose in animal dung has already been processed, making paper manufacturers' jobs easier.
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An excerpt from Michael Ohl's 'The Art of Naming.'
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It's a feat some scientists thought was impossible.
A more realistic, introspective view of the world has some surprising benefits.
A theory in science is very different from a theory in everyday conversation.
Sorry, older sibs.
3. A liar avoids eye contact at the moment of untruth.
NASA could use the results of its Twins Study to send humans to Mars.
Which half of the line is longer, the blue or the red part?
In addition to being one of the world's greatest thinkers, Albert Einstein was also quite the philosopher. These are just a few of his many brilliant quotes.
The particle accelerator revs electrons to nearly the speed of light.
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It's your body's largest organ.
Can science help you sled faster? Yes, it can. And even better, everything you need is already in your house.
The technology was invented by a 22-year-old who dropped out of college to run the company.