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Can real animals make drugs that get you high, like Dune's sandworms? On Earth, we don't have any animals that can make a drug as powerful as Spice Melange. However... By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago
Scary science: modulating the fear response in mice It's probably more scared of you. Probably. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago
Surprise! Three-eyed time-hopping crustaceans emerge from seemingly nowhere after Arizona rainfall By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago
The gene that gave us our limbs has finally crawled out… of salamanders By Elizabeth Rayne 1 month ago
Bizarre trilobite eyes are nightmare fuel emerging after almost 400 million years By Elizabeth Rayne 1 month ago
Cannibal vampire butterflies attack their caterpillars, then suck out their guts By Elizabeth Rayne 2 months ago
As if T. rex itself isn’t nightmare fuel, the sensors in its jaw meant prey was doomed By Elizabeth Rayne 3 months ago
What the actual… now we know why an echidna’s, uh, appendage has four heads By Elizabeth Rayne 5 months ago
Yes, there is such a thing as a wandering meatloaf creature with iron teeth By Elizabeth Rayne 5 months ago
