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A 15-Year-Old In Ontario Built A Robotic Turtle That Detects Underwater Threats With 96 Percent Accuracy
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (445+ words) The 96 percent figure is real, and it was measured on 3D-printed model coral in a backyard swimming pool. Evan Budz was on a camping trip in Ontario when he watched a snapping turtle move through the water. What struck him…...
Two Fathers, No Mother: Scientists Defy Nature and Shock the World
2+ week, 4+ day ago (409+ words) doors to modifying key genes crucial for mouse development. To really appreciate the challenge, let’s revisit...father is actually essential for normal embryo development. That’s what pushed the Chinese Academy of Sciences...
Jo Nagai Is 10 Years Old And Trained Caterpillars To Avoid A Smell. The Butterflies They Became Still Avoided It
3+ day, 42+ min ago (555+ words) regions that are not produced until later in larval development. In other words, the memory does not survive...
Why Are Scientists Creating Cyborg Insect Armies? The Truth Will Surprise You - Futura-Sciences
3+ week, 1+ day ago (462+ words) The idea of controlling swarms of insects is far from new. Back in the 20th century, researchers explored ways to use insects for military applications, especially during the Cold War. These flying and crawling creatures were considered as potential vehicles for…...
Why Do Monkeys Adopt Other Animals? The Surprising Truth Revealed
3+ week, 21+ hour ago (558+ words) I still remember the first time I witnessed such a scene. At the Shanghai Zoo, a northern white-cheeked gibbon was gently holding and stroking a mouse that had wandered into its enclosure. It didn’t try to eat or chase it....
The giraffe???s call isn???t what you think???why experts are still amazed
4+ week, 23+ hour ago (469+ words) When you think of the lion’s roar, the elephant’s trumpet, or the horse’s neigh, everyone instantly knows the sound. But when it comes to the largest land mammal, things get… mysterious. Most people have no idea what a giraffe sounds…...
Nearly 15,000 Species Are Now Established in the US: Some Spreading at "Terrifying Speed"
3+ week, 4+ day ago (1006+ words) Warnings about invasive species have become increasingly urgent in recent months, with scientists cautioning that some could spread at “terrifying speed” this summer, according to a recent USA Today report. But across the United States, many of these ecological threats…...
This giant crocodile ruled a lost world overflowing with easy prey
3+ week, 2+ day ago (197+ words) With such a banquet of herbivores on offer, it’s no wonder there was a diversity of carnivores lying in wait. The roster included: Despite all these formidable contenders, a recent study published in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology suggests the…...
Rock Climbers In Italy Accidentally Found A Thousand Marks On An 80-Million-Year-Old Seafloor. Nobody Agrees What Made Them
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (510+ words) The Futura Team represents the pulse of Futura’s editorial department, bringing together a collective expertise dedicated to the dissemination of scientific knowledge. Rather than the work of a single author, every article published under this signature is the result of…...
The bizarre reason flamingos stand on one leg for hours will shock you
1+ week, 5+ day ago (298+ words) The flamingo owes much of its fame to this unusual posture. For years, scientists clung to the simplest explanation: standing on one leg was just more comfortable. With few researchers focused on these birds’ quirky behaviors, alternative theories were slow…...