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Two humpback whales were tracked crossing more than 14, 000 kilometres between breeding grounds in Australia and Brazil " one of them shattering every migration record ever recorded for the species

9+ min ago  (472+ words) Published July 11, 2026 Two humpback whales have done something the species was not supposed to do often: they turned up on opposite sides of the planet, at breeding grounds normally treated as separate populations. The word "minimum" is doing real work....

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Know Your Meme
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Make a wish son | Paleontology

2+ hour, 19+ min ago  (44+ words) Phillip Hamilton " 16 days ago Zach Sweat " about 19 hours ago Phillip Hamilton " about 22 hours ago K. J. Genualdo " about 22 hours ago Uploaded by Kimmy Dude about 2 hours ago Resolution: (1067px x 1513px) File size: 332 KB Uploaded about 2 hours ago...

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The Cool Down
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US urges Americans to eat giant nutria: 'Save a swamp, saute a nutria"

23+ min ago  (557+ words) "Their nonstop munching and burrowing destroy the plants that keep marshes stable." For National Invasive Species Week, the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service is promoting an unusual idea: put giant nutria on the menu. While the slogan may sound playful, the…...

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Canada's microbial fuel factories: How university researchers are turning microorganisms into the next generation of biofuels

12+ min ago  (702+ words) Open AI number two Simo steps down to focus on health Remembering Shaun Guthrie, a CIO leader and friend to many How AI and digital twins are transforming project management in Canada Is workplace culture overtaking corporate prestige in the…...

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Researcher calls for genetic study after Tasmanian echidna findings

1+ hour, 49+ min ago  (350+ words) A Tasmanian echidna is so different from its mainland relatives that a University of Tasmania researcher initially wondered whether they might be separate species. Associate Professor Stewart Nicol from the School of Natural Sciences has published a new review challenging…...

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Blue LED lights help chemists build complex drug molecules

27+ min ago  (589+ words) In drug discovery, building complex molecules quickly is the name of the game. Chemists want molecules with increasingly three-dimensional atomic structures because they may be more potent and selective inside the body, but the additional chemical steps needed to build…...

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The Times of India
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Rare four-horned antelope spotted on Pune hills after over 20 years

39+ min ago  (536+ words) The Times of India...

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Technetbook
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City Labs BOHR Satellite Launches With Nuclear Betavoltaic Power On Space X Transporter 17 Mission

24+ min ago  (364+ words) Technetbook City Labs BOHR Satellite Launches With Nuclear Betavoltaic Power On Space X Transporter 17 Mission City Labs has successfully deployed the Betavoltaic Orbital High Reliability satellite, marking the 1st commercial launch of a spacecraft utilizing a nuclear power source. Officially designated…...

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inkl. com > news > western-australia-burns-200-000-hectares-a-year-for-fire-safety-but-scientists-say-the-policy-may-be-eroding-biodiversity-in-a-global-hotspot

Western Australia burns 200, 000 hectares a year for fire safety, but scientists say the policy may be eroding biodiversity in a global hotspot

6+ hour, 49+ min ago  (552+ words) Western Australia burns 200, 000 hectares a year for" inkl Western Australia burns 200, 000 hectares a year for fire safety, but scientists say the policy may be eroding biodiversity in a global hotspot For decades, Western Australia has relied on one of the…...

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ecoticias. com > en > a-team-from-the-autonomous-university-of-barcelona-analyzed-54-newborns-who-lived-between-2700-and-2100-years-ago-and-found-a-surprising-clue-in-their-dna > 34415

A team from the Autonomous University of Barcelona analyzed 54 newborns who lived between 2, 700 and 2, 100 years ago and found a surprising clue in their DNA

40+ min ago  (930+ words) By Kevin Montien " Editorial process For generations, the story of the ancient Iberians has often sounded like a tale of constant outside influence. Phoenician traders, Greek goods, Punic networks, and later Roman power all moved through the eastern Iberian Peninsula,…...

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