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KAERI secures first approval for ThyroKitty feline radiopharmaceutical in Korea

3+ day, 10+ hour ago   (383+ words) The radiopharmaceutical "ThyroKitty Injection (I-131)," which treats feline hyperthyroidism, is now being officially supplied for use in clinical settings. Unlike existing medications, it only needs to be administered once, without the need for continuous daily dosing. The Korea Atomic Energy Research…...

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Capuchin Monkeys Increase Vertebrate Hunting When Fruit Is Scarce, Hinting at Human Meat-Eating Evolution

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (349+ words) Long-term study in Brazil shows black-striped capuchins rely more on small vertebrates when plant foods are limited, with implications for early human diets Researchers have observed monkeys hunting and eating small vertebrates when fruit and vegetables become scarce. This behavior,…...

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Aarhus University explains how narwhal tusks grow straight over 2 meters

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (253+ words) Opposing helical collagen structures keep the narwhal’s spiral tusk rigid and unbent A research team led by Professor Henrik Birkedal of Aarhus University in Denmark and Professor Marianne Liebi of Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden structurally analyzed why narwhal…...

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Oxford primate study reveals monkeys nurture pets across species

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (679+ words) Gibbons, macaques and chimpanzees groom mice, chickens and other animals, hinting at ancient roots of human pet keeping New research suggests that non-human primates also care for animals of other species and form attachments to them, much like humans keep…...

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[Science Through Covers] Pacific sharks withstand overfishing thanks to Panama upwelling

4+ week, 13+ hour ago   (329+ words) Smithsonian team uses dermal denticle fossils to compare Holocene and modern shark populations in the Caribbean and Pacific This week’s cover of the international journal Science features a scanning electron microscope (SEM) image of the dermal denticles of the scalloped…...

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Fossil Bird from Fujian Links Long-Tailed Dinosaurs to Short-Tailed Modern Birds

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (284+ words) Chinese Academy of Sciences analyzes Zhengheornis buhui tail bones to trace early bird evolution 150 million years ago Most terrestrial dinosaurs are known to have had tails so long that they accounted for more than half of their body length. Theropod…...

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Dolphin Mother Carries Dead Calf as Pod Stays Close in Australian Estuary

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (343+ words) Geographe Marine Research documents dolphin grief and social bonds near Perth over several days A mother dolphin has been observed swimming while lifting the body of her dead calf on her back. Other dolphins were seen staying close to the…...

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Turning Off the Lights Reveals Yakushima’s Loggerhead Sea Turtles

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (873+ words) Earth Love Explorers Hakodate Volcano Expedition Now Recruiting In June 2026, the Earth Love Explorers (known as Jisatam in Korean) gathered on Yakushima, a small island in Japan. On a pitch-black beach at night, members held their breath as they watched…...

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Pigeons Use Light, Smell, Landscape and Earth’s Magnetic Field to Navigate Hundreds of Kilometers

1+ mon, 2+ week ago   (1470+ words) Scanning their surroundings by moving their eyes in flight Pigeons, which are commonly seen in cities, can find their way home even from unfamiliar locations hundreds of kilometers away. Their ability to fly fast while avoiding buildings and trees and…...

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Florida Atlantic University team identifies new Colobus monkey species in DR Congo forests

1+ mon, 4+ week ago   (424+ words) Colobus congoensis, known locally as Likeweli, may already face extinction within its 1,700 km² range A new monkey species has been discovered in a remote tropical rainforest of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is only the fifth new monkey species…...