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Hawaii's "bone collector" caterpillar uniquely camouflages itself with the body parts of its prey

Friday, Apr 25

Discover the unique "bone collector" caterpillar of Hawaii, which disguises itself using the remains of its prey.

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Astronomers Observe Disintegrating Rocky Planet with Comet-like Tail Near Host Star

Wednesday, Apr 23

Astronomers have observed a rocky planet with a comet-like tail disintegrating near its star, offering insights into exoplanet geology.

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Lyrid Meteor Shower Peak Set for April 21-22: Best Viewing Tips

Tuesday, Apr 22

The Lyrid meteor shower is peaking from April 21-22, offering sky enthusiasts a chance to witness up to 20 meteors per hour.

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Scientists Discover Color Outside Human Perception, Named 'Olo'

Sunday, Apr 20

Scientists have discovered a new color, 'Olo,' which can only be seen through specific retinal stimulation, pushing the boundaries of human perception.

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First-Ever Footage of Colossal Squid Captured in Deep Sea

Friday, Apr 18

Scientists captured the first live footage of a colossal squid, marking a significant discovery in marine science.

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San Diego Zoo Elephants Form Alert Circle to Protect Young During Earthquake

Wednesday, Apr 16

Elephants at San Diego Zoo formed an alert circle to protect calves during a recent earthquake, showcasing their social and protective instincts.

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Denisovan Jawbone Discovered in Taiwan Transforms Understanding of Early Human Ancestors

Friday, Apr 11

A Denisovan jawbone found in Taiwan expands knowledge of early human ancestors, shedding light on their existence and migration through Eurasia.

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Colossal Biosciences Claims to Revive Dire Wolves Through Gene Editing

Wednesday, Apr 09

Colossal Biosciences announces the creation of gene-edited wolf pups resembling the extinct dire wolf, sparking debate over the authenticity of their claims.

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Artist Defends Portrait of Trump After Criticism Leads to Removal from Colorado Capitol

Monday, Apr 07

Sarah Boardman defends her portrait of Trump after criticism prompted its removal from the Colorado Capitol, claiming damage to her business.

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Galápagos Tortoises at Philadelphia Zoo Celebrate Historic First-Time Parenthood at Age 100

Sunday, Apr 06

A pair of Galápagos tortoises at Philadelphia Zoo has made history by becoming first-time parents at nearly 100 years old, with four hatchlings on the way.