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These wolves in Alaska ate all the deer. Then, they did something unexpected
1+ week, 14+ hour ago (798+ words) Wolves on an Alaskan island are showing a remarkable adaptation....
Snake Embryos Almost Always Twist the Same Way Inside the Egg, and Scientists Think They Know Why
1+ week, 4+ day ago (670+ words) Inside the egg, a growing snake appears to obey a surprisingly simple rule. Can a snake be left-handed or right-handed? We’re not talking in the same way you or I would favor a hand, of course. But before a snake…...
This Scientist Is Teaching Dogs to Control Their Barks to Learn How Human Speech Evolved
1+ week, 4+ day ago (927+ words) Researchers are studying dogs’ ability to control and change their voices in the hope of shedding light on one of evolution’s biggest mysteries: the origins of human speech....
Bolivian river dolphins sometimes dangle anacondas in their mouths and scientists don't know why
1+ week, 6+ day ago (231+ words) Seriously, dolphins?...
Hermit crabs and cockroaches are acting as gardeners for a parasitic plant
1+ week, 6+ day ago (294+ words) The fungus depends on a cast of unlikely helpers. In the humid, coastal forests of Japan’s Ishigaki Island, near Okinawa, a parasitic plant relies on some unusual allies to spread its seeds: land hermit crabs and cockroaches, according to a…...
Scientists found 149 new deep-sea species — and a 22-million-year shark-tooth graveyard
1+ week, 6+ day ago (362+ words) At one site, they also recovered roughly 1,000 shark teeth....
Insects Have Six Legs. But This 324-Million-Year-Old Insect Had 24 Legs and a Body Unlike Anything Alive Today
2+ week, 2+ day ago (113+ words) A fossil misidentified for decades reveals insects before six legs became standard....
Mice Lost Half of Their Brain Synapses. They Still Kept Their Memories
2+ week, 5+ day ago (413+ words) A strange hibernation experiment is changing how researchers think about memory....
Cats Recognize Each Other by Pee Like a Chemical ID and the Secret May Be Hidden in Their Kidneys
3+ week, 3+ day ago (677+ words) Rare fatty acids in kidney fat droplets may help cats recognize who left a scent. A cat that sprays a wall may be doing more than declaring ownership (and stinking up the whole place). It may be leaving behind the…...
Dolphins on Opposite Sides of Australia Have Learned to Fish With Seashells. They May Have Invented It Twice
3+ week, 5+ day ago (649+ words) Dolphin culture just got even more interesting. When a dolphin surfaced in Queensland’s Hervey Bay with a large sea-snail shell perched over its snout, Alexis Levengood knew immediately she was seeing something special. “I started screaming because I know what…...