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Two Tiny Marsupials Thought Extinct For 6,000 Years Discovered Alive And Well In New Guinea
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Two Tiny Marsupials Thought Extinct For 6,000 Years Discovered Alive And Well In New Guinea

Note to self: don’t ever play hide and seek with these guys.
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Scientist Films Enormous “Ghost Elephant” In Angolan Highlands After 10 Years Of Searching
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Scientist Films Enormous “Ghost Elephant” In Angolan Highlands After 10 Years Of Searching

We spoke to Dr Steve Boyes about his search for what could be the world’s largest terrestrial animal.
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Were Stampeding Turtles Behind The Weird, 80-Million-Year-Old Marks In This Cliffside?
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Were Stampeding Turtles Behind The Weird, 80-Million-Year-Old Marks In This Cliffside?

A group of climbers found over 1,000 crescent-shaped marks in a cliffside, and researchers conclude they come from the Cretaceous Period – but what made them is less clear.
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Why Do Some People Have A Natural Streak Of White In Their Hair? It’s Known As A “Mallen Streak”
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Why Do Some People Have A Natural Streak Of White In Their Hair? It’s Known As A “Mallen Streak”

As well as the scalp, poliosis can affect a person's eyebrows or eyelashes.
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Why Now Is Your Best Chance To See The Northern Lights Until The 2030s (Thank The Equinox Effect)
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Why Now Is Your Best Chance To See The Northern Lights Until The 2030s (Thank The Equinox Effect)

The combination of the Spring equinox and the Sun's solar cycle starting towards its minimum means now is the last best time to see aurorae for years.
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Asteroid 2024 YR4 Won't Smash Into The Moon In 2032, Chimps Love Crystals Just As Much As We Do, And Much More This Week
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Asteroid 2024 YR4 Won't Smash Into The Moon In 2032, Chimps Love Crystals Just As Much As We Do, And Much More This Week

All the biggest science news stories of the week.
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What Did T. Rex’s Breath Smell Like? We Spoke To The People Resurrecting Ancient Odors
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What Did T. Rex’s Breath Smell Like? We Spoke To The People Resurrecting Ancient Odors

London’s Natural History Museum had to swap out T. rex breath for “Maastrichtian Miasma” because it was too disgusting.
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Light As A Cloud? Nah, Clouds Can Weigh A Million Pounds. Here's The Math On How
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Light As A Cloud? Nah, Clouds Can Weigh A Million Pounds. Here's The Math On How

The heaviest clouds in the world weigh the same as 100 elephants or a large airplane.
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How Special Is The Sun? Is It Special Enough To Explain The Fermi Paradox?
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How Special Is The Sun? Is It Special Enough To Explain The Fermi Paradox?

If only a truly tiny proportion of stars is capable of sustaining intelligent life, it would explain a lot. But is the Sun that rare?
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The Animal With The Biggest Mouth Has An Open Gob A Whopping 4 Meters High
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The Animal With The Biggest Mouth Has An Open Gob A Whopping 4 Meters High

That’s one big piehole.
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