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AnimalsRobot fish shows how the deepest vertebrate in the sea takes the pressure
Tests with a robot snailfish reveal why the deep-sea fish has mysterious goo in its body.
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Animals18 new species of pelican spiders discovered
A researcher used old and new specimens to discover 18 species of pelican spiders from Madagascar.
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HumansHow to build a human brain
Organoids, made from human stem cells, are growing into brains and other miniorgans to help researchers study development
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ClimateRising CO2 in lakes could keep water fleas from raising their spiky defenses
Rising CO2 in freshwaters may change how predators and prey interact in lakes.
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Astronomy86 stars get official names
The International Astronomical Union has released 86 newly official star names, based, in part, on historical star names from various indigenous cultures.
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NeuroscienceSomewhere in the brain is a storage device for memories
New technology and new ideas spur the hunt for the physical basis of memory.
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PaleontologyThis new dinosaur species was one odd duck
Weird dino swimmer had flipperlike limbs and a swanlike neck.
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AnimalsNarwhals react to certain dangers in a really strange way
After escaping a net, narwhals significantly lower their heart rate while diving quickly to get away from humans.
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AnimalsMost blue whales are ‘righties,’ except for this one move
Though many blue whales tend to be “right-handed” when hunting for krill, one specific barrel roll move requires a lefty twist.
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AnimalsThis deep-sea fish uses weird eyes to see in dark and light
The eyes of deep-sea fish called pearlsides contain cells that look like rods but act like cones.
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AnimalsScary as they are, few vampires have a backbone
Researchers speculate on why there are so few vampires among vertebrates.
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Science & SocietyParents may one day be morally obligated to edit their baby’s genes
The CRISPR debate is moving from “should we or shouldn’t we?” to “do we have to?”