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Animals

To remain hidden, these beetles sparkle like jewels

A prehistoric beetle got caught in a sticky situation. Millions of years later, it’s helping scientists understand the first flowers.
By Nov 7, 2019
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Scientists helped a horde of cannibal ants escape from a Soviet nuclear bunker

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A new take on creating an invisibility shield borrows from classical physics

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Environment

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