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Amazing Videos Of Animals Catching Their Prey In Slow-Mo
If you’ve never seen a Chinese Giant Salamander turn its mouth into a vacuum to slurp up its prey, or … Continued
If Earth Were Hosting An Alien Species, This Is What It Would Look Like
The unkillable tardigrade rears its tiny, weird-looking head.
Deaf Baby Hears His Mother’s Voice For The First Time [Video]
An eight-month old infant gets his cochlear implant activated.
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10 Of The Best Nature Photographs Of the Year
The finalists for Smithsonian's annual nature photography contest are in, and they're stunning.
New Smart Material Will Form Instant Casts For Accident Victims
A company in Spain has developed a fabric that hardens like plastic when applied to a vacuum.
Watch 15,000 Volt Currents Meander Across A Sheet Of Plywood [Video]
These branching scorched patterns look just like river systems.
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Can We Humans Build Cities That Don’t Freak Us Out?
New research tries to measure the impact of streetscapes on our mental health.
5 Things You Should Know About The Baby Cured Of HIV
Early treatment answers some questions, raises others
World’s Sexiest Octopus Ostracized By Biologists
Due to its peculiar lifestyle and mating habits, the larger Pacific striped octopus has been largely ignored by scientists. It doesn't even have a Latin name.
