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The intricate patterns on butterfly wings are not just random decorations but are determined by a very specific gene. This gene plays a crucial role in ... Continue Reading → ...

Russell Crowe’s next turn isn’t just another villain—it’s a plunge into the machinery of justice, accountability, and evil.

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Psocids, tiny insects fond of indoor environments, especially thrive on books and other plant-based materials. When facing an ...

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Japan’s “oldest human” bones have been reexamined—and they aren’t human at all. New scans show the famed Ushikawa fragments are from a prehistoric bear, forcing a ... Continue Reading → ...

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