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• March 14, 2024

These tiny, transparent frogs clump their red blood cells together to blend into their surroundings — without ever forming deathly clots

• March 13, 2024

Billions will likely emerge across the eastern half of the US this spring, but climate change is a wild card

• March 8, 2024

The risks are low but rising, so cook your shellfish and cover your cuts before swimming

• March 7, 2024

Millions of Sub-Saharan Africans have been forced to flee their homes in recent years. Is it due to climate change or conflict? The government can't decide

• February 21, 2024

The scientific community is still divided on the effects of social media on your mental health

• February 19, 2024

What New Zealand’s bird of the century contest can teach us about conservation

• February 18, 2024

The tests made to keep bots out of websites aren’t working anymore

• February 5, 2024

Our love of celebrities can be explained by psychology — but be careful not to go overboard

• January 26, 2024

Games that model the future can inspire hope and encourage creative minds to redefine solutions.

• January 25, 2024

A new study suggests air pollution is changing flowers’ scents, throwing bees off-course

• January 13, 2024

What a bid to free a zoo elephant says about the evolving legal rights of animals

• January 12, 2024

Patient-turned-activist Laura Delano seeks to educate and empower her fellow sufferers in navigating life after psychiatric drugs

• January 11, 2024

Unearthing the millions-year-long process that fuels our world

• January 10, 2024

Microplastics are everywhere — including in our bodies. Here is what you need to know

• January 9, 2024

How digital color technology brings us beyond simple image replication to active experience

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