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COVID-19
How long will COVID-19 last?
How long will COVID-19 last?
By
Kate Baggaley
COVID-19
COVID-19 symptoms typically appear 5 days after infection
COVID-19 symptoms typically appear 5 days after infection
By
Kate Baggaley
Climate Change
Even fish at the bottom of the ocean can’t escape climate change
Even fish at the bottom of the ocean can’t escape climate change
By
Kate Baggaley
COVID-19
What pregnant people need to know about COVID-19
What pregnant people need to know about COVID-19
By
Kate Baggaley
COVID-19
All the ways you can—and can’t—catch the coronavirus
All the ways you can—and can’t—catch the coronavirus
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Millions of people’s food supply depends on super-urinating fish
Millions of people’s food supply depends on super-urinating fish
By
Kate Baggaley
Cancer
Duck-billed dinosaurs had the same bone tumors as people
Duck-billed dinosaurs had the same bone tumors as people
By
Kate Baggaley
Climate Change
Hurricanes lay waste to mangroves, but they also help them flourish
Hurricanes lay waste to mangroves, but they also help them flourish
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Upside-down jellyfish lob tiny grenades to kill prey
Upside-down jellyfish lob tiny grenades to kill prey
By
Kate Baggaley
Cancer
Cervical cancer could soon be a disease of the past
Cervical cancer could soon be a disease of the past
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Jackass penguins talk like people
Jackass penguins talk like people
By
Kate Baggaley
Agriculture
A healthy wasp microbiome can fend off pesticides
A healthy wasp microbiome can fend off pesticides
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Bionic jellyfish can swim three times faster
Bionic jellyfish can swim three times faster
By
Kate Baggaley
Environment
For prairie flowers, fire is the ultimate matchmaker
For prairie flowers, fire is the ultimate matchmaker
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
These adorable sharks have evolved to walk across the seafloor
These adorable sharks have evolved to walk across the seafloor
By
Kate Baggaley
Science
This 43-mile-wide crater is 2.2 billion years old—making it Earth’s oldest meteorite impact
This 43-mile-wide crater is 2.2 billion years old—making it Earth’s oldest meteorite impact
By
Kate Baggaley
Climate Change
2019 was the second warmest year on record—here’s what this means for our future
2019 was the second warmest year on record—here’s what this means for our future
By
Kate Baggaley
Health
Period underwear may contain troubling chemicals—but the real problem is much bigger
Period underwear may contain troubling chemicals—but the real problem is much bigger
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Hummingbirds get their wild coloring from ‘air-filled pancakes’ in their feathers
Hummingbirds get their wild coloring from ‘air-filled pancakes’ in their feathers
By
Kate Baggaley
COVID-19
A mysterious virus is sickening people in China
A mysterious virus is sickening people in China
By
Kate Baggaley
Dinosaurs
T. rex teens looked wildly different than the adults we’re familiar with
T. rex teens looked wildly different than the adults we’re familiar with
By
Kate Baggaley
Science
Emotions may be universal, but they aren’t easy to translate
Emotions may be universal, but they aren’t easy to translate
By
Kate Baggaley
Health
New evidence points to mass graves of people killed in Tulsa’s 1921 race massacre
New evidence points to mass graves of people killed in Tulsa’s 1921 race massacre
By
Kate Baggaley
Health
City life damages mental health in ways we’re just starting to understand
City life damages mental health in ways we’re just starting to understand
By
Kate Baggaley
Health
The science of serial killers is changing
The science of serial killers is changing
By
Kate Baggaley
Science
The 8 best science images, videos, and visualizations of the year
The 8 best science images, videos, and visualizations of the year
By
Kate Baggaley
Science
Why are planets all the same shape?
Why are planets all the same shape?
By
Kate Baggaley
Science
How many stars are there in the whole galaxy?
How many stars are there in the whole galaxy?
By
Kate Baggaley
Health
Psychologists are trying to figure out why we don’t go to sleep (even when we want to)
Psychologists are trying to figure out why we don’t go to sleep (even when we want to)
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Meet the menagerie of parasites that can live in human eyes
Meet the menagerie of parasites that can live in human eyes
By
Kate Baggaley
Health
Even if you live in a city, you can get health benefits from nature
Even if you live in a city, you can get health benefits from nature
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Four intense ways insects sacrifice themselves for the good of the colony
Four intense ways insects sacrifice themselves for the good of the colony
By
Kate Baggaley
Health
Why your office is so cold, and how to deal with it
Why your office is so cold, and how to deal with it
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Mosquito spit primes your body for disease—so scientists want to make an anti-saliva vaccine
Mosquito spit primes your body for disease—so scientists want to make an anti-saliva vaccine
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Invasive treefrogs have snuck into Louisiana and they are not good neighbors
Invasive treefrogs have snuck into Louisiana and they are not good neighbors
By
Kate Baggaley
Conservation
New eco-friendly microbeads could save oceans, rather than destroy them
New eco-friendly microbeads could save oceans, rather than destroy them
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
This butterfly’s transparent wings could one day save people’s vision
This butterfly’s transparent wings could one day save people’s vision
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Rising temperatures are opening new territories for venomous creatures—including your backyard
Rising temperatures are opening new territories for venomous creatures—including your backyard
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Bat echolocation could help us understand ADHD
Bat echolocation could help us understand ADHD
By
Kate Baggaley
Moons
These seafaring robots will search for life across the solar system
These seafaring robots will search for life across the solar system
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Here’s a great excuse to stop mowing your lawn
Here’s a great excuse to stop mowing your lawn
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Impalas are the wimps of the animal kingdom and other species know it
Impalas are the wimps of the animal kingdom and other species know it
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
These fish build group homes that double as devious shrimp traps
These fish build group homes that double as devious shrimp traps
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Look to large bodies to understand long life spans
Look to large bodies to understand long life spans
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
How about this disease-infested rat weather we’re having?
How about this disease-infested rat weather we’re having?
By
Kate Baggaley
Climate Change
These scientists think peace and quiet should be a human right
These scientists think peace and quiet should be a human right
By
Kate Baggaley
Deep Space
Venus may once have been habitable. Now it can tell us if other worlds might be as well.
Venus may once have been habitable. Now it can tell us if other worlds might be as well.
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
The critters of the deep sea may thrive on calamari
The critters of the deep sea may thrive on calamari
By
Kate Baggaley
Environment
You might be inhaling bits of toxic algae
You might be inhaling bits of toxic algae
By
Kate Baggaley
Science
Figure skaters have to train themselves to ignore their natural reflexes
Figure skaters have to train themselves to ignore their natural reflexes
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Meet the birds that work as wingmen for other males
Meet the birds that work as wingmen for other males
By
Kate Baggaley
Technology
These self-destructing electronics can turn your data to dust on command
These self-destructing electronics can turn your data to dust on command
By
Kate Baggaley
Aviation
Here are all the ways climate change will ruin your flight
Here are all the ways climate change will ruin your flight
By
Kate Baggaley
Environment
A microscopic fungus could mop up our Cold War-era nuclear waste
A microscopic fungus could mop up our Cold War-era nuclear waste
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
How polar animals cope with frigid darkness for months at a time
How polar animals cope with frigid darkness for months at a time
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
This tiny shark eats grass and it’s doing just fine
This tiny shark eats grass and it’s doing just fine
By
Kate Baggaley
Environment
Lightning, meet snowstorm: The makings of thundersnow
Lightning, meet snowstorm: The makings of thundersnow
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Seagulls are eating all of our garbage
Seagulls are eating all of our garbage
By
Kate Baggaley
Climate Change
New York City isn’t ready for the catastrophic floods in its future
New York City isn’t ready for the catastrophic floods in its future
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Corals grow in patterns, even if we can’t always see them
Corals grow in patterns, even if we can’t always see them
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Humans may be scaring narwhals to death
Humans may be scaring narwhals to death
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Cecil the Lion’s infamous death didn’t actually do much to change trophy-hunting laws
Cecil the Lion’s infamous death didn’t actually do much to change trophy-hunting laws
By
Kate Baggaley
Health
Can we make a flu vaccine that lasts for life?
Can we make a flu vaccine that lasts for life?
By
Kate Baggaley
Animals
Wild turkeys are in trouble
Wild turkeys are in trouble
By
Kate Baggaley
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