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The terrifying way fire ants take advantage of hurricane floods

The terrifying way fire ants take advantage of hurricane floods

By Ellen Airhart

Gigantic dinosaur finally has a name of its own

Gigantic dinosaur finally has a name of its own

By Sara Kiley Watson

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Lab-Grown Mini Brains Die When Exposed To Zika

By Claire Maldarelli

This Is What The Zika Virus Looks Like In Near-Atomic Detail

This Is What The Zika Virus Looks Like In Near-Atomic Detail

By Claire Maldarelli

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Brazil May Zap Mosquitoes With Gamma Rays To Combat Zika

By Claire Maldarelli

Could Microbes Help Beat Zika?

Could Microbes Help Beat Zika?

World Health Organization To Hold Emergency Meeting About Zika Virus

By Claire Maldarelli

One DIY trap tackles *Aedes aegypti* mosquitoes like this one.

Curbing Zika Virus: Mosquito Control

By Brooke Borel

What You Need To Know About Zika Virus

What You Need To Know About Zika Virus

By Alexandra Ossola

Masses Of Vultures In Cities Pose A Threat To Aircraft

Masses Of Vultures In Cities Pose A Threat To Aircraft

By Grennan Milliken

Map of Chile Earthquakes

Why Chile’s Huge Earthquake Wasn’t Much Worse

By Mary Beth Griggs

Where Does Volcanic Lightning Come From?

Where Does Volcanic Lightning Come From?

By Mary Beth Griggs

The Sharpest Photos Of Space Ever

Space Telescope

The Sharpest Photos Of Space Ever

By Kelsey D. Atherton

Rare New Video Captures Isolated Amazon Tribe

By Shaunacy Ferro

Megapixels: Monkeys Take A Ride On The World’s Largest Rodent

Megapixels: Monkeys Take A Ride On The World’s Largest Rodent

By Susan E. Matthews

Queen Elizabeth II coffin being moved from hearse to military plane following death in Scotland

How do you preserve a famous person’s body?

By Dan Nosowitz

Injured Brazilian Wolf Is First Wild Animal Treated With Stem Cells

Injured Brazilian Wolf Is First Wild Animal Treated With Stem Cells

By Rebecca Boyle