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AnimalsDeer and other animals can survive being impaled
Whether they are hunting shots gone wrong or something more sinister, stories of animals surviving such misfortunes are not uncommon.
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NeuroscienceMold chemical linked to movement disorder
Fruit flies’ brains and human cells show Parkinson’s-like changes when exposed to fungi toxin.
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MicrobesMicrobes help hyenas send status updates
Bacteria in the animals’ waste give off fumes that let passersby know who has been there before.
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ClimateStorms are becoming more intense, moving toward poles
Researchers find that altered rainfall patterns have the fingerprints of human-caused climate change.
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Planetary ScienceUninhabitable Earth
A recent estimate of the lifetimes of the habitability zones of Earth and various exoplanets suggests Earth could become unable to support life as soon as 1.75 billion years from now, when the sun brightens before dying out.
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GeneticsGenetic difference in blood clotting may underlie racial health disparity
Finding could help explain difference between blacks and whites in heart attack survival.
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ClimateHistorical events linked to changes in Earth’s temperature
Ozone treaty, wars and Great Depression influenced global warming rate, scientists find.
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PaleontologyOldest bug bonk
Preserved as fossils, two insects remain caught in the act 165 million years later.
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MicrobesGut bacteria can drive colon cancer development
Gut microbes may reveal who is at risk for colon cancer, a study in mice suggests.
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AnimalsMyna birds don’t benefit from brainstorming
Mynas birds are actually a lot worse at problem solving when working in a group.
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Health & MedicineToo little noise is bad for newborns in intensive care
Preemies housed in quiet private rooms during a NICU stay may be at risk for language problems.
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Health & MedicineMarrow transplant for child with leukemia cures allergy
A bone marrow transplant rid one child of his blood cancer and also an immune reaction to peanuts.
By Nathan Seppa