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Dolphin Named Bubbles Filmed Chasing Fish Until They Vomit, Then Eating Their Food

September 25, 2026

A wild bottlenose dolphin off Australia's Great Barrier Reef has been caught on camera using an unusual feeding strategy — chasing fish until they vomit, then helping himself to their partially digested meals.

Modern Human DNA Reveals Traces of Two Previously Unknown ‘Ghost’ Ancestors

September 2, 2026

Two mysterious branches of the human family tree, neither of which has yielded ancient DNA for scientists to study directly, have been detected through genetic traces still carried by people living today.

Scientists Create First Viruses Designed By AI, What Does This Mean For The Future Of Medicine?

August 13, 2026

Scientists have created the first viruses that were designed using artificial intelligence. This feat is being highly debated within the scientific community as both a major milestone advancement for medicine, and a potential threat if this technology isn’t protected.

Europe’s Wildfire Weather Is Being Fueled By The Climate Crisis

July 31, 2026

Major wildfires have been spreading throughout Europe, specifically in Spain and France. According to a scientific analysis, the extreme heat and drought that is fueling these fires is only being exacerbated by the climate crisis.

Elon Musk Wants To Build A City On The Moon, Scientists Are Not Convinced

September 17, 2026

Elon Musk announced earlier this year that his aerospace company, SpaceX, will be shifting its focus to “building a self-growing city on the Moon.” However, scientists recently released a report that laid out how this would be difficult due to the fact that there would not be a sufficient water supply to sustain a city for very long.

Bill Gates Says World Isn’t Prepared For The Impact Of AI, Calls For ‘Human-Reserved’ Jobs

August 27, 2026

Billionaire Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates recently published a 6,000-word essay in which he expressed major concern over artificial intelligence and how unprepared the world’s governments are regarding how much the technology will impact us in the future.

June 25, 2026

NASA Wants To Dump The International Space Station In The Ocean

June 8, 2026

Study Finds Bumblebees Can Solve Puzzles Like Chimps and Elephants

May 28, 2026

Extreme Heatwave In Europe Is ‘A Brutal Reminder’ Of Climate Crisis, UN Chief States

May 18, 2026

New Dinosaur Species Discovered in Thailand Is Largest Ever Found in Southeast Asia

Study Suggests Plants Respond to the Sound of Rain

April 23, 2026

A raindrop striking the ground may sound soft to human ears, but beneath the surface, it delivers something closer to a shockwave. For seeds lying in soil or submerged in water, that impact can act as a powerful environmental cue that may determine when it’s time to grow.

One Entomologist’s Mission To Show That Insects Aren’t Nature’s Villains

July 24, 2026

“I strongly feel that we don’t have a ‘right’ as one species to wilfully oversee the extinction of another. Are we creating conditions where host-switching might become more common? This has ramifications for our own health and that of endangered species.”

Astronomers Identify Possible “Magma Ocean” Planet 35 Light Years Away

March 16, 2026

Astronomers studying a distant exoplanet say it may represent a previously unknown category of world—one dominated not by rock or water, but by molten lava.

Robotic Elephants Are Replacing Live Ones In Temples And Festivals Around The World

July 9, 2026

Elephants are revered across India and many religions as manifestations of the divine, and they’re often used in many temple rituals and festivals. Now, robotic elephants made from fiberglass, iron, and rubber are taking the place of live ones in temples around the world as an effort to further protect the species.

Scientists Discover Siberian Mummy Covered In Tattoos

March 12, 2026

A team of scientists have made an amazing discovery that offers a new insight into mummification and, interestingly enough, tattooing in ancient culture.

Google DeepMind Unveils AI Tool To Help Scientists Identify Genetic Drivers Of Disease

February 6, 2026

Google DeepMind has recently launched their newest artificial intelligence tool that they’re claiming will help scientists identify the genetic drivers of disease to ideally create new treatments.

People Who Stop Taking Weight Loss Shots Regain The Weight In Under Two Years, New Study Says

January 8, 2026

According to a new study led by academics at the University of Oxford and published in the British Medical Journal, people who stop taking weight loss shots regain all the weight they originally lost in under two years. This is significantly faster than those on any other weight loss plan.

James Webb Space Telescope Finds Lemon-Shaped Exoplanet That Defies Planet Formation Models

December 22, 2025

Astronomers studying data from the James Webb Space Telescope have identified one of the strangest exoplanets ever observed, an object so extreme that it's forcing scientists to rethink how planets can form at all.

Researchers Discover Technique to Revive Energy Production in Aging Cells

December 2, 2025

Scientists may be one step closer to tackling one of biology’s biggest challenges: how to revive the energy systems inside aging human cells.

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