science Mar 19, 2026, 6:19 PM
Cockapoos show higher disruptive behavior than purebreds - A study from the Royal Veterinary College analyzed the behavioral traits of cockapoos and purebred dogs.
- Findings indicated that cockapoos show more undesirable behaviors compared to their purebred counterparts.
- The results highlight the importance of proper training and expectations for new dog owners regarding mixed breeds.
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science Mar 16, 2026, 11:05 AM
Giants with red hair discovered in Nevada cave - Extraordinary skeletons measuring between 8 and 10 feet tall were discovered in Nevada's Lovelock Cave.
- These remains potentially belong to a legendary race known as the Si-Te-Cah, described in Paiute mythology.
- The narrative surrounding these giants raises questions about the intersection of folklore and archaeological evidence.
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science Mar 13, 2026, 1:05 PM
Frieda Hughes's owls undergo critical surgeries to save their sight - Two owls underwent surgeries for cataracts and eyelid issues at a specialized veterinary clinic.
- The surgeries required extensive preparation and the involvement of experts in owl care.
- Frieda Hughes's story emphasizes the dedication required for proper animal care and the complexities involved.
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science Mar 12, 2026, 9:59 PM
Cyclist dies after rattlesnake bite in California - Julian Hernandez was bitten by a rattlesnake while mountain biking on February 1.
- He was hospitalized but remained in a coma until he passed away on March 4.
- His family is seeking answers and has launched a fundraiser to cover medical and memorial costs.
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science Mar 11, 2026, 12:09 PM
Myth of the 500-year-old Greenland shark debunked by researchers - In a 2016 study, researchers examined the ages of 28 female Greenland sharks using radiocarbon dating techniques.
- The study revealed that the oldest shark was nearly 400 years old, sparking interest and misconceptions on social media.
- Researchers emphasized that the crucial finding is the extraordinary lifespan of Greenland sharks which spans centuries.
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science Mar 11, 2026, 6:00 AM
Passports carry dangerously high levels of bacteria, microbiologist warns - A study by JRPass revealed that passports harbor more bacteria than common travel items.
- Microbiology expert Primrose Freestone emphasizes the importance of hygiene due to frequent handling.
- Travelers are advised to wipe down items and maintain hand hygiene to reduce exposure.
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science Mar 10, 2026, 3:35 PM
Paraxanthine evolves as a caffeine alternative in energy drinks - Update is an energy drink that uses paraxanthine instead of caffeine.
- Paraxanthine accounts for over 70% of caffeine metabolism and may provide stimulant effects with fewer side effects.
- The potential of paraxanthine as a safer alternative to caffeine highlights changing consumer preferences in energy drinks.
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science Mar 6, 2026, 6:25 PM
Scientists rediscover two extinct marsupial species in New Guinea - Two marsupial species previously thought extinct were discovered alive in New Guinea.
- The pygmy long-fingered possum and ring-tailed glider were revealed through a collaboration involving local communities and citizen scientists.
- This discovery illustrates that extinction can potentially be reversed and highlights the need for conservation efforts.
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science Mar 6, 2026, 7:00 AM
Modern technology and unhealthy food manipulate our biological instincts, says Nicklas Brendborg - Modern food and technology are designed to exploit our biological instincts, leading to unhealthy habits.
- Bright colors and sweet tastes in food and social media apps can cause overstimulation.
- Adopting more boring diets and being mindful of technology use can help improve mental and physical health.
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science Mar 5, 2026, 6:25 PM
Mother monkey's abandonment raises concerns about captivity effects - Japanese macaques are highly social and dedicated mothers, rarely abandoning their infants in the wild.
- Punch, an infant monkey, was abandoned by his mother shortly after birth and raised by zoo keepers, encountering challenges in integrating with other monkeys.
- The case highlights the differences between wild and captive environments, prompting inquiries into the reasons behind maternal abandonment.
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science Mar 5, 2026, 4:15 PM
FDA issues warning over allergen concerns in recalled almonds - Bader Enterprises Inc. recalled Premium Food Jordan Almonds due to undeclared allergens and certified color additives.
- The FDA classified the recall as Class II, indicating potential health risks linked to allergic reactions.
- Consumers are advised to check product labels carefully and remain informed about food safety recalls.
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science Mar 5, 2026, 11:58 AM
Mindset shapes cognitive and physical improvement in aging - A study from Yale University analyzed the mindset towards aging in over 11,000 older adults.
- Researchers found that 45% of participants improved in cognitive or physical functions over 12 years.
- This research highlights the potential for improvement in later life and the importance of positive age beliefs.
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science Mar 4, 2026, 5:38 PM
Willie Anderson successfully receives kidney transplant from girlfriend - Willie Anderson recently had a successful kidney transplant, marking a significant moment in his battle with kidney disease.
- His girlfriend was the living donor, highlighting the crucial role of personal support in medical crises.
- Anderson's recovery could encourage others facing similar health issues to seek support and consider organ donation.
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science Mar 2, 2026, 6:33 PM
Punch the macaque cuddles with fellow zoo mates after breakthrough - Punch was hand-reared by zookeepers after being abandoned at birth in July 2025.
- The reintegration process began on January 19, 2026, with significant initial challenges.
- Recent observations show Punch forming social bonds with other monkeys, indicating progress in his integration.
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science Mar 2, 2026, 4:14 PM
Men's sperm quality peaks in summer months - Men produce higher quality sperm during the summer months with peak motility in June and July.
- Semen samples from over 15,000 men showed consistent patterns in both Denmark and Florida.
- Understanding seasonal sperm quality changes can guide fertility treatments, but conception can occur at any time.
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science Mar 2, 2026, 3:02 PM
Triceratops skeleton Trey goes to auction as dinosaur prices soar - A triceratops skeleton named Trey, discovered in 1993, will be auctioned online from March 17 to 31, 2026.
- The fossil, which served as a museum exhibit since 1995, is currently on private display in Singapore.
- The growing trend of selling dinosaur fossils raises concerns about access to significant specimens for scientific research.
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science Feb 27, 2026, 8:06 PM
South Africa fights foot-and-mouth disease with mass cattle vaccination program - Over 297,000 cattle have been infected, with 120,000 culled to contain the outbreak.
- Vaccination efforts have begun with a million vaccines expected, but more are needed for the target of 12 million cattle.
- The situation represents a national disaster impacting meat supplies and the economy.
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science Feb 24, 2026, 10:16 AM
Unique ant species reproduces exclusively by cloning in Japan - Temnothorax kinomurai was confirmed to consist solely of queens, lacking both workers and males.
- The species reproduces asexually via parthenogenesis, producing offspring without male fertilization.
- This discovery highlights unique evolutionary adaptations in ant social structures and reproductive strategies.
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science Feb 24, 2026, 1:00 AM
Olympic athletes struggle to find lasting happiness despite achievements - Studies indicate that bronze medalists are often happier than silver medalists.
- Many Olympians experience post-Olympic blues after competitions.
- Research shows that people frequently misjudge their future happiness, suggesting a need for a deeper understanding of emotional well-being.
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science Feb 23, 2026, 2:43 PM
Ancient bacterium found to resist multiple modern antibiotics - Researchers discovered an ancient strain of bacteria in the Scarisoara Ice Cave in Romania.
- The isolated Psychrobacter SC65A.3 was found to resist 10 modern antibiotics.
- The study reveals antibiotic resistance existed in nature before modern medicines were developed.
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science Feb 23, 2026, 10:00 AM
Habituation dulls our emotional responses in daily life - Habituation is a neurological phenomenon that normalizes repeated stimulation, impacting daily experiences.
- There is increasing concern over the normalization of rude behavior online, particularly affecting children.
- Mindfulness practices can help individuals reclaim their emotional awareness and responsiveness.
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science Feb 23, 2026, 1:00 AM
Wood pigeons engage in elaborate courtship rituals - A flock of farmyard pigeons, comprised of feral and wood pigeons, gathers on a barn roof.
- Males begin to establish territories as breeding season approaches, using cooing to communicate.
- Wood pigeons' unique courtship behaviors present a glimpse into their social structure, often underestimated.
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science Feb 20, 2026, 6:03 PM
Ancient skulls challenge our understanding of human evolution in China - Recent research re-dated the Yunxian skulls to approximately 1.77 million years old, the oldest in East Asia.
- This discovery suggests that hominins may have migrated across regions like China and Georgia earlier than previously thought.
- The new dating offers insight into the complexity of early hominin evolution and challenges existing theories about migration.
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science Feb 20, 2026, 10:56 AM
Scientists unveil astonishing new Spinosaurus species in Niger - Fossils of Spinosaurus mirabilis were discovered in Niger after researchers spent three days traveling through the Sahara.
- This new species is noted for its adaptations for hunting fish, making it one of the most specialized piscivorous dinosaurs.
- The discovery highlights the importance of Spinosaurus in understanding dinosaur diversity and ecosystem dynamics.
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science Feb 19, 2026, 8:23 PM
Scientists uncover astonishing new dinosaur species in the Sahara - In 2022, an expedition led by Paul Sereno discovered fossils of a new dinosaur species in Niger, West Africa.
- The newly identified species, Spinosaurus Mirabilis, is believed to be about 95 million years old and comparable in size to the Tyrannosaurus Rex.
- The discovery of Spinosaurus Mirabilis highlights the importance of continued paleontological research in remote locations and suggests there may be more significant findings yet to come.
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science Feb 19, 2026, 9:48 AM
Homo erectus arrived in East Asia much earlier than believed - Recent fossil discoveries in Yunxian, China, suggest that Homo erectus first appeared in East Asia around 1.7 million years ago.
- Traditional beliefs held that the oldest Homo erectus fossils in this region were about 1.1 million years old.
- This finding encourages a reevaluation of early human migratory patterns, indicating that Homo erectus spread across Asia more rapidly and successfully than previously understood.
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science Feb 19, 2026, 6:07 AM
Woman discovers unique fossil while hunting on Holy Island - A 64-year-old woman found an unusual fossil while hunting for fossils on Holy Island during Boxing Day.
- Experts identified the fossil as part of a larger crinoid structure.
- This discovery contributes to the ongoing tradition of collecting fossils that has been present on the island for centuries.
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science Feb 18, 2026, 6:04 PM
Survey reveals surprising signs of aging among over 40s - A survey of 5,000 over-40s reveals significant signs of aging.
- Participants expressed mixed emotions about youth and aging.
- These insights prompt deeper reflections on the nature of growing older.
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science Feb 18, 2026, 4:44 PM
Athletes credit broccoli juice for enhanced performance in Winter Olympics - Broccoli juice is becoming popular among endurance athletes seeking performance enhancements.
- Scientific studies suggest that the juice helps in lowering blood lactate levels during intense physical activity.
- Despite its unpalatable taste, athletes are increasingly adopting this supplement to gain competitive advantages.
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science Feb 18, 2026, 4:39 PM
Woman feels invisible as dogs prefer dad over her - Danni Keane's two American bully dogs, Annabelle and Norman, favor their dad Bobby over her.
- Danni staged a TikTok video to show the dogs' excitement, which they reserve for Bobby.
- This situation sparked conversations among pet owners about the dynamics of multi-human households.
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science Feb 18, 2026, 4:30 PM
Zoo experts successfully save wild rhino’s eyesight with innovative treatment - A life-threatening parasitic eye infection was discovered in a southern white rhino named Thuza in Zimbabwe.
- The innovative treatment involved training the rhino to accept eye drops through positive reinforcement techniques.
- The successful intervention helps protect the rhino's eyesight and supports ongoing conservation initiatives in Zimbabwe.
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science Feb 18, 2026, 2:25 PM
Tom Brada advocates for the advantages of being short - Tom Brada created a BBC documentary focusing on the struggles faced by shorter individuals.
- Many people believe being tall is essential for success in dating and careers, leading some to consider surgeries.
- Brada encourages a shift in perspective, highlighting the potential strengths of being short and the importance of self-acceptance.
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