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Americans loved drinking radioactive 'miracle water' in 1920s
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Tired of screens dominating your child’s life? 🤯 Introducing OYLA, the ultimate science magazine for curious minds (12 )! ✅ A blend of STEM and social sciences ✅ Regular issues with 100 pages of science ✅ Stories to educate and inspire ✅ FREE delivery! No ads, just pure learning fun! Get them started today!🚀 | Popular science magazine OYLA
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Researchers recently completed a study of the 2,000 isolated beluga whales who live off the coast of Alaska—and discovered that both male and female belugas mate with multiple partners. This method could reduce the risk of inbreeding, given the population is so small, and help maintain genetic diversity. | Popular Science
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Researchers recently completed a study of the 2,000 isolated beluga whales who live off the coast of Alaska—and discovered that both male and female belugas mate with multiple partners. This method could reduce the risk of inbreeding, given the population is so small, and help maintain genetic diversity. | Popular Science
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A camera-trap survey in Southeast Asia captured several rare animals—including this feline canary in a coal mine. The Asian leopard cat (Prionailurus planiceps) acts as an early-warning system for the black market exotic pet trade, since it is heavily traded. | Popular Science
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A camera-trap survey in Southeast Asia captured several rare animals—including this feline canary in a coal mine. The Asian leopard cat (Prionailurus planiceps) acts as an early-warning system for the black market exotic pet trade, since it is heavily traded. | Popular Science
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Scientists have studied the toll that reproduction takes on epaulette sharks—and, remarkably, found that it’s almost none. In fact, their energy use didn’t change at all during the reproduction cycle, a new study found. | Popular Science
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Scientists have studied the toll that reproduction takes on epaulette sharks—and, remarkably, found that it’s almost none. In fact, their energy use didn’t change at all during the reproduction cycle, a new study found. | Popular Science
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The water anole, a semi-aquatic Costa Rican lizard, has an inventive way to escape predators: Dive underwater, draw oxygen from tiny air bubbles over its nostrils, and wait for 20 minutes or longer. Experts long knew these lizards, known as the "chicken nuggets of the forest," made these bubbles, but only recently discovered they were intentionally created. "This is the first experiment that truly shows adaptive significance of bubbles," one researcher said. Where did the water anole get its nic
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Earth has a "Gateway to Hell," and the rumbling, thundering hole is growing. The pit, in the remote Siberian tundra, is not a crater but a retrogressive thaw slump caused by permafrost thaw and a slow-motion landslide. Though it may not be a portal to another world, it is a glimpse at our own changing one. Read the full story: https://www.popsci.com/science/batagaika-crater-gateway-to-hell/ | Popular Science
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This cobra venom could one day be far less devastating to humans. Researchers have discovered that heparin, a commonplace blood thinner, can stop tissue death from cobra bites when combined with other medicines. The new antidote “could drastically reduce the terrible injuries” caused by cobras like this nubian spitting one — and potentially improve the survival rate. Read more: https://www.popsci.com/science/cobra-venom-antidote/ | Popular Science
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ENTECH List of Top 10 Biology Discoveries in 2025 #Biology2025 #ScienceNews #BiologyDiscoveries
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