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New tricks! Dogs know the difference between language and gibberish Your dog is listening to everything you say, and they understand more than we thought. By Cassidy Ward 3 days ago
Evolution keeps editing crabs, deleting and saving changes, but why? The evolution of crabbiness, known as carcinization, has mysteriously been added and deleted many times. By Elizabeth Rayne 3 days ago
By their powers combined, fish act as waterbenders to defend from predators If you want to move the world around you, it helps to have a few thousand friends. By Cassidy Ward 1 week ago
Insect red light district: Sex, not predation, drives the glow of fireflies It's a little flashy but it gets the job done. By Cassidy Ward 1 week ago
Showoff birds finally give away secret to their iridescent feathers Until now, we didn’t know what was behind the flashy iridescent feathers of birds like peacocks. By Elizabeth Rayne 2 weeks ago
Jaws of steel: Dinosaur bites grew more vicious over time It wasn't easy in those Jurassic environs, but having a strong bite helped. By Cassidy Ward 2 weeks ago
Guinea worms are real life chestbursters and they’re taking shelter in our dogs That guinea worms exist at all is bad enough, but messing with our dogs is going too far. By Cassidy Ward 2 weeks ago
Hydras are the micro-monsters that won’t die because they regrow their heads Hydras have managed to achieve immortality by endlessly regenerating their cells, body parts, and even heads. By Elizabeth Rayne 3 weeks ago
Interbreeding with Denisovans helped Homo sapiens reach new heights Homo sapiens are great explorers, but they weren't the only ones. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago
If life is going to find a way on Earth or anywhere else, it needs iron if Earth wasn’t fortified with iron (kind of like your cereal), life here might have never existed. By Elizabeth Rayne 1 month ago
