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The ‘Deltacron’ COVID variant almost certainly doesn’t exist
Data errors probably explain signs of a hybrid Delta-Omicron variant.
Fish brains provide insight on how humans store memories
New results change up the thinking on neurons and synapses a little.
This 90-million-year-old crab had the eyes of a hunter
What had 10 legs and the eye of the tiger?
5 nutrition goals that are better than weight loss
These tricks are more sustainable than restricting food—and healthier, too.
These sophisticated bacteria communities assemble in tie-dye formation
Researchers have found that biofilms can create concentric patterns using a mechanism thought to only be used by plants and animals.
Coal and transportation fueled a surge in US carbon emissions last year
COVID-related emission drops weren't here to stay.
Omicron is causing record hospitalizations among the young and elderly
Two weeks into 2022, COVID cases and deaths keep climbing.
Ancient rocks hold the story of Earth’s first breath of oxygen
The Great Oxygenation Event may have happened all at once, around 2.3 billion years ago.
4 survival mistakes you don’t want to make in the wild
Think you can live off just moose steaks for a month? Think again.
The genes behind your fingerprints just got weirder
The whorls, arches, and loops on your fingertips can say a lot about your early development.