Where’s Walrus? You Can Help Scientists by Volunteering to Count Marine Mammals In Satellite Images
Scientists have appealed to the public to help them monitor the number of Walrus in the Arctic by looking at images—taken…
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Almost 500 New Mesoamerican Structures Discovered in Laser Mapping Survey – Many for the First Time
A laser mapping survey from airplane recently revealed nearly 500 Mesoamerican monuments hiding in plain sight, many for the first time….
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The Caring Moment a Chimpanzee Mom Applies an Insect to Her Son’s Wound
The incredible world-first moment a chimpanzee mom applies an insect to her son’s wound has been caught on video. Researchers…
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Woman Races to Save World’s Largest – and Stinkiest Flower – the 3-ft Wide ‘Corpse Flower‘
What scientist wouldn’t be drawn to try and save the world’s largest flower, especially when it, Rafflesia, is their country’s national…
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More Than Half of Women Were Seven Months Into the Menopause Before Realizing What It Was
More than half of women didn’t realize they were going through the menopause until seven months after they first experienced signs,…
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Weight Lifting Can Burn Fat Just Like Cardio: New Research About Strength Training vs Aerobics
It’s basic exercise knowledge that to gain muscles, you strength train, and to lose fat, you do cardio—right? Not necessarily, a…
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South Korean Scientists Perfect Renewable Power from Urine While Cleaning Wastewater
South Korean scientists are leading a revolution in pee-powered fuel cells that generate “clean” energy and purify wastewater. A common organic…
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