Wound-tending behavior among apes has never been documented before, giving evidence of intra-species empathy.
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Cellulose coating keeps fruit fresher longer and could help curtail both plastic packaging use and food waste.
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Researchers turned a disadvantage in some fuel cells into tech that offers efficiencies for fuel-cell vehicles and spacecraft.
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The lack of ancient megalodon skeletons has led to conjecture about its size and shape.
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Greenhouse growers could save millions on energy costs with a new system of sensors that predict weather and sunlight.
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Birds show how, like humans, they master the use of tools through practice and experimentation.
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Astronomers say the Extremely Large Telescope is so powerful it could find water forming on baby planets around distant stars.
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The strange filaments seen near the heart of the Milky Way are magnetized electrons dancing at the speed of light.
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More than 100 scientists around the world conducted field studies to estimate the number of Earth’s trees.
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One is smaller than a grain of sand, the other so small it decorates its shell with microscopic pieces of feces.
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