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Can viruses alter human DNA? The science behind 'The Omega Man'

Cassidy Ward

Paul Koslo The Omega Man

Tag: Science Behind the Fiction

Tag: The Omega Man

310-million-year-old brain of an almost alien creature was found freakishly fossilized

Elizabeth Rayne

Liz Fossilized Horseshoe Crab

Fossil of the most ginormous vampire bat ever just flew out of 100,000 years of darkness

Elizabeth Rayne

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Tag: Planet of the Apes

Could apes build a society in 3,000 years? The science behind Planet of the Apes

Cassidy Ward

Planet of the Apes 2001 Trailer Still

Tag: Science Behind the Fiction

Tag: Planet of the Apes

Male beetle’s huge spiky — ahem — doesn’t seem sexy, but size matters

Elizabeth Rayne

Liz Spiky Male Beetle

Bizarre sea creatures from 500 million years ago are resurfacing as fossils

Elizabeth Rayne

Jul 2, 2021

Hemirhodon amplipyge trilobite fossil

Poisonous caterpillar's name means 'bearer of the gifts of wounds,' but its venom could save lives

Elizabeth Rayne

Jun 24, 2021

Mottled Cup Moth Venomous Caterpillar

Tag: Science Behind the Fiction

From water to land and back again: The science behind Pixar's 'Luca'

Cassidy Ward

Jun 23, 2021

Tag: Science Behind the Fiction

The frog-mouthed turtle of Boo Boo Bear lore was real, and everything it sounds like

Elizabeth Rayne

May 27, 2021

quick-mouthed frog turtle

We might have finally found out how lifeforms on Earth went from microbes to things like us

Elizabeth Rayne

May 21, 2021

Be they ‘pizzlies’ or ‘grolars,’ polar and grizzly bears are mating to survive climate change

Adam Pockross

Apr 23, 2021

grolar or pizzly bear

Our oldest ancestors who started to look human go way back ... like 2 million years back

Elizabeth Rayne

Apr 15, 2021

Hobbits (sort of) existed, and they might be related to us

Elizabeth Rayne

Mar 24, 2021

homo luzonensis bone fragments

Tag: Anthropology

Neanderthals could talk, and it probably wasn’t the “ooga booga” you expected

Elizabeth Rayne

Mar 20, 2021

Neanderthal skull

Tag: Anthropology

Yes, we really share genes with headless sea creatures from half a billion years ago

Elizabeth Rayne

Mar 12, 2021

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