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Japanese tit bird communicates with wing gestures

In a new study from the University of Tokyo, researchers have unveiled a fascinating aspect of avian behavior: the Japanese tit, a small bird...

Scientists discover giant ancient dolphin in Amazon rainforest

In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists from the University of Zurich have uncovered a new species of giant freshwater dolphin in the Peruvian Amazon. This incredible...

Hydrogen is the energy source of earth’s first life forms, shows study

Long before humans discovered the clean energy potential of hydrogen gas, the tiniest life forms on Earth were already experts at using it to...

What happens to F1 drivers’ bodies, and what sort of training do they do?

Various forms of motorsport are passionately followed around the world, and the pinnacle of the sport is Formula 1—a fast-paced battle between drivers and...

Spiders that mimic ants: Nature’s imposters

In the intricate dance of nature, where every creature plays a role in the delicate balance of the ecosystem, some have perfected the art...

A breakthrough in human artificial chromosome development

A pioneering team from the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania has made a groundbreaking leap forward in the development of...

Venus: A potential cradle for life among acidic clouds?

Scientists have long marveled at the mysteries of Venus, Earth's neighboring planet, known for its extreme conditions. The surface of Venus is hostile to life...

Scientists find new way to study life in extreme conditions or beyond Earth

The quest to understand life in the universe has led scientists to some of Earth's most extreme environments, where organisms known as extremophiles thrive...

Worm love: How roundworms choose their mates and what it tells us

Scientists have discovered something pretty cool about tiny worms and how they find their partners. These aren't just any worms, though; they're roundworms, some of...

Whale menopause offers clues to human evolutionary puzzle

The phenomenon of menopause, where females outlive their reproductive years by decades, puzzles many, including scientists who wonder about its evolutionary purpose. Why would nature...