Why did life evolve to be so colorful? Research is starting to give us some answers
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The threat of 3D-printed 'ghost guns' is growing, but NZ has yet to act on these three big legal gaps
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Cytology brushes: A new way to decipher the past with DNA from parchment pages
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Efforts to archive climate data intensify as government limits access
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A new theory explains how water first arrived on Earth
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Cutting funding for science can have consequences for the economy and US technological competitiveness
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Santorini earthquakes are decreasing but outlook is uncertain, top Greek scientist says
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Wage theft rises sharply in LA fast food restaurants
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Afghan families face dire choices as USAID cuts deepen humanitarian crisis
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Congress, not the president, decides on spending—a constitutional law professor explains the 'power of the purse'
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Apple Cider Vinegar: How social media gave rise to fraudulent wellness influencers
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The traditional British dishes at risk of EXTINCTION - so would YOU eat these iconic meals to save them?
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Community Fibre goes DOWN - leaving thousands of Brits without broadband
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Birds traversing longest distances across Americas found to be at highest risk
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Why people develop 'the ick' regarding potential dating targets
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What does the US public think about sending troops to foreign wars? Here's what the evidence shows
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Amish voters for Trump? The Amish and the religion factor in Republican electoral politics
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Could Elon Musk's government takeover happen in the UK? A constitutional law expert's view
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Nonprofits get more donations when they vary their Facebook fundraising messages—new research
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How Americans really feel about deporting immigrants—3 charts explain the conflicting headlines from recent polls
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Namibia's Shark Island: Europe's push for green hydrogen risks compromising sites of colonial genocide
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Why do skiers sunburn so easily on the slopes? A snow scientist explains
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Why is there so much gold in west Africa?
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Green staghorn coral may be more likely to survive ocean warming if crabs are around
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Evolving intelligent life took billions of years—but it may not have been as unlikely as many scientists predicted
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'I feel constant anxiety': How caring for a seriously unwell pet can lead to stress and burnout
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Did you solve it? The simple geometry problem that fools almost everyone
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Some fish adapt faster than others to changes in water temperature
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Is AI already shaking up the labor market? Four trends point to major change
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Designing antivirals for shape-shifting viruses
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Maugean skate return to levels not seen for a decade, but not out of the woods yet
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Special microscope system can measure how individual phytoplankton cells are using energy
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Cell atlas reveals parallels between horse and human pregnancies
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'Dictator Game' experiments show women are more generous than men
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Archaeologists uncover patterns of bear baiting in early modern England
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'Remarkable' cosmic explosion discovered in decades-old X-ray data
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Green skills to help nature repair itself are scarce: What we're doing to train more experts in South Africa and Senegal
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How being alone can weaken social identity, with broad implications for group processes and societal cohesiveness
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Cultural tradition of ancestral wisdom applied in contemporary academic and policymaking contexts
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New remote sensing method to continuously monitor primary forest loss
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Eighteen new pulsars discovered with Arecibo data analysis
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From plants to people: How vitamin B6 pathways link plant immunity to epilepsy
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New study finds meteoric iron in early Iron Age artifacts in Poland
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Magnetic nanocatalysts enhance tumor treatment via electronic density regulation
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Researchers create a new material from tree nuts with broad medical applications
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Solving a marine mystery: How anemonefish avoid stings from their sea anemone hosts
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NanoCas, a smaller version of CRISPR tested with a single AAV, delivers on-target results
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High levels of microplastic particles—Great Lakes watchdog calls for Canada and US to act
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Researchers spin 'wheel of fortune' to find a fundamental proof of quantum mechanics
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Ultrasounds could help process edible flowers as food ingredients
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Say goodbye to dentures! Scientists say we'll be able to grow human teeth in the LAB within next 20 years
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Charting the rise of Girls' Love TV romance in Thailand
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Trees can cool cities, but only with a little help
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Switching wildlife for livestock can foster harmful pests
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Many stars could have sent us 'Oumuamua
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Physicists model how amorphous solids lose their stability
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How dinosaur extinctions created an environment that contributed to our fruit-eating primate ancestors
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Weighing in on the W boson measurement conundrum
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A blueprint for making cereal crops more resistant to fungal disease
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Scientists discover 'genetic weak spot' in endangered Italian bear population
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Scaling sustainable carbon fiber production: A breakthrough in lignin-based technology
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Rapidly accelerating X-ray flashes from a black hole 270 million light-years away
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Opportunistic car recalls could damage brands
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Overnight SpaceX launch to use booster for record 26th flight
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Study unveils dust patterns over time in the North Pacific
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Cone snail toxin inspires new method for studying molecular interactions
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Should Washington state test human waste fertilizer for PFAS?
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California banned polystyrene: Has the plastic industry spooked the governor into silence?
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Wildfires in the Andes cause severe soil degradation that hinders ecosystem recovery, study shows
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World's sea ice plunges to a record LOW: Shocking maps reveal how the North and South Poles are both missing thousands of miles of ice
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