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Jun 12, 2020

Ancient bow-and-arrow technology dating back some 48,000 years has been discovered in a Sri Lankan cave, making it the oldest evidence of archery to be found in this part of the world. The researchers also found decorative beads made from mineral ochre and marine snail shells

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May 09, 2020

Mass Grave of Giant Ground Sloths Poses Murky Mystery - Something catastrophic caused 22 giant ground sloths—many the size of modern elephants—to perish at the same time and in the same place

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Apr 21, 2020

A womans breast implants saved her life from gunshot, doctors say

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Mar 18, 2020

Some Humans Can Sense Earth’s Magnetic Field, Fascinating Experiment Suggests

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Feb 28, 2020

Your dog's ice-cold nose may be a sensor for detecting heat at distance, new study shows. The rhinarium —the cold, wet, bare tip of a dog’s snout— is capable of sensing weak thermal radiation. This ability would conceivably help the carnivore to detect warm-blooded prey.

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Feb 11, 2020

A surgical robot that can perform supermicrosurgery (reconnecting vessels with diameter as little as 0.3mm) has been successfully tested on human patients. The robotic system gives surgeons more precision and can increase the number of patients who will benefit from reconstructive supermicrosurgery.

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Feb 11, 2020

Male invasive mongooses have undergone significant changes in their sexual anatomy: testicle enlargement and shrinkage of anal pads. Rapid changes in mammal sexual traits are a rare finding and shed light on the role the environment and ecology are playing in the evolution of these traits.

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Jan 19, 2020

Scientists Are Generating Oxygen from Simulated Moon Dust

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Sep 10, 2019

Meet the ‘Cold Dragon of the North Winds,' a Gigantic Canadian Pterosaur

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May 30, 2019

First ever photos taken of a living Colombian weasel

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May 05, 2019

Scientists Locate Neutron Star Collision That Could Have Created Our Solar System's Plutonium

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Apr 24, 2019

Fossilized Human Poop Shows Ancient Forager Ate an Entire Rattlesnake—Fang Included

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Apr 04, 2019

MDMA made older mice start socializing like adolescent mice, finds a new study in Nature. MDMA, the active ingredient of the drug ecstasy, might return older brains to a more malleable state, and provides a potential basis as to why MDMA has helped treat post-traumatic stress disorder.

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