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The best outdoor bug zappers will help keep inspects at bay.

The best outdoor bug zappers

By John Alexander

A yellow fever mosquito discretely sinks its labrum into its prey

Evolution made mosquitos into stealthy, sensitive vampires

By Erica McAlister

Street with trash, drink bottle, paper.

Most roadside litter comes from just down the street

By Carla Delgado

There’s a reason human-wildlife clashes are on the rise

There’s a reason human-wildlife clashes are on the rise

By Angely Mercado

african woman getting vaccinated

The first malaria vaccine is finally ready to roll out

mosquito on skin

Catnip and grapefruit are ushering in a new era of insect repellants

By Philip Kiefer

Close up to aloe vera plant

How to grow, harvest, preserve, and use aloe vera

By LaVonne Roberts

Inside Google’s quest to digitize troops’ tissue samples

Inside Google’s quest to digitize troops’ tissue samples

By James Bandler / ProPublica

an illustration of a melting planet earth covered in lush trees and leaves

An ancient era of global warming could hint at our scorching future

Children playing with microscope

9 cool ways your family can help scientists collect data

By Jean Levasseur

mosquito feeding

Does a cold winter mean fewer bugs in the summer?

By Philip Kiefer

Close-up of mosquito on human skin.

China becomes the largest country to officially eradicate malaria

A tiger swallowtail butterfly puddling and drinking water in a muddy area.

Butterflies drink more than nectar—here’s how to turn your yard into an oasis

By Kristine Nemec

Rendering of mammoth in forest.

This CRISPR startup thinks that mammoths can save the Arctic. Is it right?

By Charlotte Hu

A "chocolate frog" from New Guinea.

New Guinea has ‘chocolate’ frogs, but they’re not for eating

A zookeeper wearing a mask vaccinates an orangutan through a grille.

Zoo animals are getting COVID vaccines made specially for them

By Philip Kiefer

4 reasons to let your lawn grow wild

4 reasons to let your lawn grow wild

By Angely Mercado

Kepler-186f-exoplanet

There is no Planet B

By Sarah Scoles

aid workers in Africa go door-to-door to deliver accurate information about Covid-19

COVID-19 could make malaria surge, but African aid workers are fighting back

By Ashley Stumvoll/Undark

A monarch butterfly caterpillar.

As the planet warms, tropical plants and animals are moving northward

By Ellie Shechet

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Close up of braces on Hispanic boy's teeth. He's wearing a blue collared shirt and there's light streaming in behind him. All we see is the bottom of his nose and chin.

Ancient humans didn’t need braces. So why do we?

By Popular Science Team

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Watch The Weather Channel like its 1999 with the official RetroCast

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The Waterdrop G3P800 water filter system provides clean, filtered water without a wait

By Stan Horaczek

Probable examples of Indigenous dice tools

The first gamblers were Ice Age women on the Great Plains