Archivists who work in museums must be very bored. Who would think of placing taxidermied specimens from 1922 under ultraviolet light to see what happens? But ...
New Stanford research reveals older mice surprisingly developed fewer, smaller tumours, challenging the notion that cancer ...
New research reveals how cell sizes and clumping create sharp animal coat patterns, enhancing our understanding of nature's ...
The interbreeding between Niligiri and Hanuman langurs highlights the ecological stress on the Western Ghats, the world’s most fragile biodiversity hotspots.
Researchers from Goa's CSIR-National Institute of Oceanography and Ghaziabad's Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research ...
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Adorable AI wildlife videos are everywhere — and they’re putting humans and animals in danger: study
The internet is becoming inundated with AI-generated wildlife clips, from bizarre interspecies playdates to animal trampoline ...
A rare natural phenomenon, the "Shadow of the Bear," draws visitors to Whiteside Mountain in North Carolina each fall, ...
It is hard to be attentive to all the information that is around us; we need to focus on particular signals or sensory ...
A troop of macaques escaped one of the largest primate-breeding facilities in America. Now a strange coalition of ...
We analyze the image of a frog with eyes in its mouth that looks like it's fake but is real. Nature can be stranger than AI sometimes!
A new study suggests that children of mothers who had COVID-19 during pregnancy are at 29% higher risk of neurodevelopmental conditions such as speech delays, motor disorders, and autism by age 3, ...
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