A tiny marine animal, thought to be extinct for the past 4 million years, has been found alive and well in New Zealand!
Birdwatching? There's an app for that.
Global malnutrition could decrease by 84% in 2050, if certain conditions are met.
Researchers have found a way to coax stem cells into specialization, for the first time!
Parasitism of plant-eating insects uses some pretty sneaky tactics. (Open Access)
An artificial lung the size of a sugar cube may replace animal testing.
Ancient volcanic eruptions in Australia found responsible for the first mass extinction.
Melting Arctic ice provides opportunities for invasive species.
Are we one step closer to a breath test for lung cancer?
Eradicating invasive species may further damage endangered species.
Why does bacon smell so good? Well:
And a physics bonus: the quantum teleportation of data!
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