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Sex pheromone traps could stop spread of ‘murder hornets’, say researchers

Insect species has been spreading across parts of North America

Pi Day: Why some mathematicians refuse to celebrate 14 March and won’t observe it

America’s national day of celebration is great for desserts, but doesn’t really make any sense to people outside of the United States

Pete Davidson Is Riding A Rocket Into Space Cause This World Isn’t Big Enough

The "Saturday Night Live" star is about to go where William Shatner has gone before — the edge of space aboard Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin rocket.

Pig noises reveal their emotions as scientists study 7,000 sounds across life span of 411 swine

The researchers say the algorithm could be used to better understand other animals

Octopuses are increasingly using garbage in the ocean floor for shelter, study finds

Glass objects were present in over 40 per cent of interactions and plastic in about 25 per cent

Strange marks in Japanese monkey teeth prompt rethink of human evolution, scientists say

Interpretation of strange grooves in fossil human teeth ‘may need reconsidering,’ say scientists

Victims Of Opioid Crisis Directly Confront Sackler Family In Court

One woman played a recording from when she called 911 to get help for her overdosing son, then called one of the Sacklers the “scum of the earth.”

‘The real thing’: Delta-Omicron hybrid identified for first time

Scientists say variant which combines mutations of two variants is ‘one to keep an eye on’

Can microalgae hasten the end to our reliance on oil?

There are approximately 100,000 species of microalgae, and over the last few decades research has shown the potential biofuel uses, explains Callum Russell

Does your life really flash before your eyes when you die?

A new study has revealed that our brains may continue to function for a short while after blood has stopped pumping, but what could that really mean? Guillaume Thierry explains

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