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Denmark’s Red Streetlights Spark a Fight Over Bats vs Safety
Denmark replaced white streetlights with red LEDs on a 0.4-mile stretch to protect bat corridors.…
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Your Body Can’t Burn Fat Without Carbs, Says Nobel Science
Nobel laureate Hans Krebs proved fat burning depends on carbohydrate metabolism. Here's the biochemistry behind…
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Sedgwick County Zoo’s $46M Savanna Bet Includes a Hotel
Sedgwick County Zoo plans a $46 million African savanna with giraffes, rhinos, and a hotel…
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A Dog Named Robot Led a Teen to 17,000-Year-Old Art
In 1940, teenager Marcel Ravidat followed his dog into a hole near Montignac, France, and…
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Bee Guts Reveal Urban Parks Aren’t as Healthy as They Look
Scientists sequencing wild bee guts found 173 antibiotic resistance genes and virus spillover in urban…
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5 Ways DART Proved Humanity Can Move an Asteroid
NASA's DART mission didn't just nudge an asteroid moon. It shifted a celestial body's orbit…
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Severed Orca Fins on a Russian Beach Revealed a Dark Secret
Two severed orca dorsal fins found on Bering Island suggest killer whales hunt their own…
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The School System Failed Ian Emmanuel, Not the Other Way Around
Ian Emmanuel González Santos was labeled with attention deficit disorder at school. By 12, he…
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5 Reasons Chernobyl’s Radiation-Eating Fungus Rewrites Biology
A melanin-rich fungus discovered in Chernobyl thrives on radiation. Here are the 5 most stunning…
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The Sun’s Solar Maximum Is Turning Space Into a Minefield
The Sun's solar maximum is supercharging space debris risks. Scientists warn satellites, GPS, and communications…