The weirdest things we learned this week: Animal prostitution and Pavlovian pee responses
Our editors scrounged up some truly bizarre facts.
Our editors scrounged up some truly bizarre facts.
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The modern high-performance shock is a wonder of linear response and tunability. How did the valve washers get stacked in our favor?
In Colorado’s Front Range, advocates capture and relocate prairie dogs before their burrows are bulldozed.
Though rare, many women with undiagnosed disorders don't realize they're unusual.
Research suggests a good sniff could distract you from cravings.
Breaking down the Stratolaunch, by the numbers
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Rever introduces the RLink device to sync with its app.
Magnesium's light weight and ease of casting and machining make it attractive for a variety of applications.
Results show the human body changes, but not dramatically.
It's not magic, but you'll feel like a wizard.
The first recorded "reptile fall" is a real feast.
109 people in six states have fallen ill so far.
The robot's failed mission shouldn't come as a shock.
It involves armadillos.
The Paleozoic-era fossil gives off a certain Cthulhu vibe.
No one test can diagnose the brain injury.