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A Physicist Rigged His Hamster’s Wheel to Strava and Learned It Outruns Most People
4+ week, 2+ day ago (1079+ words) An overengineered hamster wheel has become a surprisingly revealing experiment in animal behavior. Every night, sometime around 10 p.m., Mollie clocks in. He does not lace up shoes or check the weather. He climbs into a running wheel in an apartment in…...
This 250-Gram Robot Can Swim Underwater Then Fly into the Sky Using Its Flapping Wings Like a Diving Bird
2+ mon, 4+ day ago (427+ words) The bird-fish hybrid could one day be used to study aquatic animals underwater and then fly back to the base with data....
Colossal Says It Hatched Chicks in Artificial 3D-Printed Eggs. Scientists Want to See the Data
3+ mon, 3+ week ago (1124+ words) The technology may aid conservation, but de-extinction remains a distant promise. Chicks were never supposed to hatch from plastic. Yet inside the Dallas laboratories of Colossal Biosciences, chicken embryos grew in transparent, 3D-printed vessels instead of natural eggshells. They shifted,…...
Cat-Like Robot Mimics Bunting to Help You Relax — And It Actually Works
5+ mon, 4+ day ago (484+ words) New robot uses animal-inspired motion to help you feel less stressed. Their goal: to see if a machine can offer the same psychological relief as a living, breathing companion. Their results suggest that robots might indeed have a place in…...
Elephant Whiskers Are Structured Like Swiss Cheese and It Makes Them Different From Every Other Animal on Earth
6+ mon, 2+ week ago (532+ words) New research reveals that elephant trunk whiskers are unlike any other animal's, and could inspire a new generation of robots. The roughly 1,000 whiskers covering an elephant’s trunk turn out to be unlike any other known mammalian hair, driven by evolution…...
Tiny Dunnart Newborns, Each the Size of a Grain of Rice, Filmed for the First Time Making a Life-or-Death Climb to Their Mother's Pouch
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (561+ words) Scientists capture the first moments of a tiny marsupial’s fight to reach the pouch For an animal smaller than a paper clip, the first journey of a newborn dunnart is astonishing. Moments after birth, each baby—no heavier than a…...
Photos Show the Hauntingly Preserved Cheetah Mummies Discovered Deep Inside a Saudi Arabian Sinkhole
7+ mon, 3+ week ago (963+ words) Ancient DNA from cave mummies offers a genetic roadmap for rewilding Saudi Arabia's deserts. In the dry, sun-baked expanse of northern Saudi Arabia, there are holes in the earth that lead to another world. For millennia, these underground caverns have…...
AI and Other High-Tech Tools Are Reshaping the Global Fight Against Wildlife Poaching
8+ mon, 3+ week ago (451+ words) New tools are helping park rangers detect and respond to poaching in real time. As anti-poaching techniques have improved over the years, poachers have increasingly used technology to evade detection by patrols and park rangers. Now, conservationists are rising to…...
Cutting Edge Acoustic Camera Captures What Fish Really Sound Like Underwater
9+ mon, 2+ day ago (458+ words) A new underwater camera exposes the long-hidden sounds fish make on bustling coral reefs. Fish were discovered to make sounds more than 2,000 years ago, but they have gone largely unheard by humans. While a typical, bustling coral reef may be…...
Koalas Had a Killer Cousin That Could Tear Prey Apart Like a Lion
9+ mon, 2+ week ago (558+ words) Cuddly koalas are closely related to one of the deadliest mammals ever. Australian folklore warns of the “drop bear,” a legendary and savage version of the koala said to leap from trees onto unsuspecting tourists. Now, scientists have found that…...