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Male wasps use spiky genitals to defend themselves from predators
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Winter storms in US set to continue while Europe sees record warmth
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Humans
Mysterious symbols in cave paintings may be earliest form of writing
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Canada geese return twice as quickly if you try to shoo them away
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Glass frogs turn translucent by ‘hiding’ blood in their liver
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Glass frogs turn translucent by ‘hiding’ blood in their liver
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Watch this golf robot navigate to a ball by itself and sink a putt
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Super-absorbent towel soaks up liquids better than cloth or paper
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Health
Stimulating the brainstem may make cochlear implants more effective
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It may be possible to traverse a wormhole and then send a signal home
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Life
Living in trees may have given great apes vocal skills for consonants
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Mars has enough wind to power bases near the poles all year round
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Gout linked to 376 genetic variants in a study of 2.6 million people
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Ichthyosaurs used a barren region of the ocean as an ancient nursery
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Sneaking drugs into the brain could treat conditions like Alzheimer's
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