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  • A closeup shows a green iris in a human eye
    By Joe Roberts 2 months ago

    What Do Totally Blind People See? It's Not What You Think

    While it might seem obvious that a person with blindness would only perceive blackness, the reality of the situation is actually more nuanced.

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  • A 3D render of the planet Mars against a black background
    By Joe Roberts 2 months ago

    Here's What Your Voice Would Sound Like On Mars

    Other than Earth, no other planet has been studied as much as our neighbor Mars, but despite that, we only recently discovered what it sounds like.

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  • silhouette of person entering dark cave with flashlight
    By Elias Nash 2 months ago

    The Hidden Danger That'll Make You Think Twice About Caving

    There are few terrestrial hobbies that are as thrilling as exploring the dark recesses of a cave, but spelunking comes with some hidden dangers.

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  • A closeup shows the face and mane of a lion against a blurry green background
    By Joe Roberts 2 months ago

    The Tragic Reason Why The Barbary Lion Went Extinct

    The range of the Barbary lion once stretched from the shores of Morocco to the Red Sea in Egypt, but today they are all gone thanks to one species.

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  • A closeup of the sun shows solar flares on its surface
    By Joe Roberts 2 months ago

    How Scientists Predicted The Exact Year All Life On Earth Will End

    You may have heard that the sun will swallow the Earth in 5 billion years, but the planet will be uninhabitable a few billion years before that.

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  • Glowing lightning bug landing on a blade of grass with other lightning bugs blurred in the background
    By Tiffany Betts 2 months ago

    What Makes Lightning Bugs Glow?

    With their enchanting evening glow, fireflies are one of the most iconic aspects of suburban American life, but how does this light actually work?

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  • great auk painting by Robert Havell, 1836
    By Elias Nash 2 months ago

    The Tragic Reason The Great Auk Went Extinct

    Even though the dodo is the poster bird for human-driven extinction, the great auk stands as a better warning for the dangers of careless hunting.

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  • A border collie in the sunlight
    By Eric James Beyer 2 months ago

    Your Dog May Be Able To Tell If Someone Hates You

    If you're a dog owner, you've probably noticed that your furry companion seems to be a good judge of character, but how does your dog know this?

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  • Close-up of a startled squirrel in the middle of the pavement sprinkled with fallen leaves
    By Tiffany Betts 2 months ago

    The Tragic Reason Why Squirrels Run In Front Of Cars

    If you have a car, you've likely had an encounter with a seemingly suicidal squirrel running in front of your car, but what drives this behavior?

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  • close up of Rafflesia flower with flies on it
    By Elias Nash 2 months ago

    The Bizarre Parasitic Plant That Smells Like Rotting Flesh

    Hidden in the jungles of Indonesia is a plant that doesn't live off of the sun, instead it gains its sustenance through parasitizing its neighbors.

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  • Sun rising behind Earth and illuminating space
    By Mina Nakatani 2 months ago

    8 Biggest Mysteries About Space That Scientists Can't Explain

    Space is a pretty fascinating place, but it's also a very strange one. After all, there are quite a few mysteries that scientists have yet to properly explain.

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  • A snow leopard in falling snow
    By Eric James Beyer 2 months ago

    This Big Cat Isn't As Dangerous To Humans As You Might Expect

    When it comes to big cats like lions or tigers, it's easy to think that all of them pose a danger to humans. But in this case, the opposite is actually true.

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  • A lead acid battery placed under the hood of a car
    By Daniel Meagher 2 months ago

    What's The Difference Between Electric Batteries Vs Regular Batteries For Cars?

    As electric vehicles become more common on the roads, people are becoming more familiar with them, but few know how different their batteries are.

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  • The side of a horse's head and the eye are seen in shadow
    By Joe Roberts 2 months ago

    Tragic Theories Why Horses Once Went Extinct In North America

    Before the Spanish introduced modern horses to the New World, horses roamed wild in North America, then they disappeared, but we're not sure why.

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  • Sherpa porter carrying supplies in Nepal
    By Elias Nash 2 months ago

    Sherpas' Superhuman Ability That Makes Them So Good At Climbing Mountains

    High in the Himalayas is a group of people, the Sherpa, that doesn't seem to be adversely affected by the extreme altitude, and scientists know why.

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  • Illustration of wooly mammoth during the Ice Age
    By Elaine Todd 2 months ago

    What If Woolly Mammoths Never Went Extinct?

    Of extinct Ice Age animals, woolly mammoths are probably one of the most famous. But if they were still around, then our world would look pretty different.

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  • Opossum with its mouth open and hissing
    By Tiffany Betts 2 months ago

    If You've Ever Wondered Why Opossums Play Dead, Here's The Answer

    America's most famous marsupial, the opossum, is renowned for its ability to escape danger by feigning death, but what's really happening here?

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  • A 20th-century drawing of a blue-red passenger pigeon
    By Eric James Beyer 2 months ago

    The Tragic Reason Why The Passenger Pigeon Went Extinct

    At one point in the history of the U.S. one bird so dominated the skies that its flocks numbered in the tens of millions, but by 1914, it was gone.

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  • Harold Ramis playing Dr. Egon Spengler holding a Twinkie in
    By Tiffany Betts 2 months ago

    Well Actually, Twinkies Don't Last Forever

    Twinkies, the famous snack cakes, have a reputation for longevity, but the truth behind this persistent food preservation myth isn't so simple.

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  • Patagotitan model at Natural History Museum, London
    By Elias Nash 2 months ago

    The Largest Dinosaur Ever Discovered Totally Dwarfs Our Largest Land Animals Today

    Dinosaurs are the biggest creatures to ever walk the Earth, but even among giants, there is one dinosaur that stood taller than all the others.

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  • A bright yellow-orange marigold bloom
    By Eric James Beyer 2 months ago

    Why You Should Really Consider Adding This Helpful Plant To Your Garden

    Maintaining a garden can be a lot of work, but there are some plants that are more helpful than others in keeping your garden free from pests.

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  • Soda can exploding from the sides
    By Tiffany Betts 2 months ago

    A Strange Thing Happens When You Open A Shaken Soda Can On The Ocean Floor

    Opening a can of soda only to be greeted by an explosion of fizz is a common experience, but something different happens at the bottom of the ocean.

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  • A monarch butterfly on a flower
    By Eric James Beyer 2 months ago

    Why This Is The Only Plant Monarch Butterfly Caterpillars Can Eat

    Monarch butterflies depend on the milkweed plant as the only food source for its larvae, but the monarchs benefit from the arrangement.

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  • sick woman in kitchen with bowl of soup in hand
    By Daniel Meagher 2 months ago

    What Happens To Your Body When You Eat Chicken Noodle Soup While You're Sick

    Most of us have had a bowl of chicken noodle soup to treat us when we were sick, but what's really going on to help make us feel better?

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  • Satellite image of Greenland
    By Eric James Beyer 2 months ago

    Why These 46 Square Miles Of Greenland Are Worth Billions

    Most people don't know much about Greenland, but there's a small patch of land on the south of the island that could be worth billions of dollars.

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  • Striped cat on a couch and looking into the camera with one paw on it
    By Tiffany Betts 2 months ago

    The Deadliest Cat In The World Is Smaller Than You Think

    Although tigers and cheetahs may be the most powerful and fastest cats around, this diminutive cousin has them beat when it comes to lethality.

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  • Close-up of a golf ball on a tee
    By Tiffany Betts 2 months ago

    Without Dimples, Golf Balls Would Be Impossible To Use

    If you've ever wondered why golf balls are covered with those dimples and aren't smooth, it turns out the dimples are pretty important.

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