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Palaeontologists solve pterosaur feather mystery

The new findings shed light on the early evolutionary history of feathers.

Urine bugs may be symptom of aggressive prostate cancer, study warns

It is hoped the findings could help pave the way for treatments that could target this bacteria and slow or prevent the development of the disease.

Five types of bacteria linked to aggressive prostate cancer – study

It is hoped the findings could help pave the way for treatments that could target this bacteria and slow or prevent the development of the disease.

Five types of bacteria linked to aggressive prostate cancer – study

It is hoped the findings could help pave the way for treatments that could target this bacteria and slow or prevent the development of the disease.

Bloody-Belly Comb Jelly Caught Pooping For The First Time — And It Sparkles!

"Move over, unicorns," the Monterey Bay Aquarium said of its new footage.

Elon Musk Boasts That Tesla, SpaceX, Boring Co. Are ‘Philanthropy’

"If you say philanthropy is love of humanity, they are philanthropy," he insisted in an interview with the head of TED Talks in Texas.

Taylor Swift Gets A New Species Of Millipede Named After Her

"I know not everyone likes bugs quite as much as I do, but I hope she thinks it’s a nice gesture," said the Swift-loving scientist who named it.

Study of ancient coins sheds new light on Roman financial crisis

Scientists claim to have found evidence of a debasement of the currency far greater than historians had thought

‘We’ve Been Trying To Warn You’: Fed-Up Scientists Get Arrested Demanding Climate Action

Scientists have chained themselves to a bank, glued their hands to building windows and more in climate protests around the world.

More hepatitis cases in young children likely to emerge in coming days, says WHO

UK doctors and scientists investigating 74 cases of inflammatory liver condition

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