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Video: Komodo Dragon Swallows a Turtle
Watch a Komodo dragon break apart and swallow a turtle, then learn how these large monitor lizards feed and why they can handle tough prey.
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These Plants and Flowers Are Beautiful but Contain Deadly Toxins
Poisonous flowers are abundant around the world. This guide will compile a list of poisonous flowers that can be deadly.
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What Research Shows About Elephant Intelligence
Research on tool use, voice recognition, gestures, social reassurance, responses to death, vocal imitation, and memory shows why elephant cognition is unusually complex.
Space Science
What Planet Is Next to the Moon Tonight? How to Identify It
The bright object beside the Moon depends on your location and time. Use direction, brightness, color, and a live sky map to identify Venus, Jupiter, Mars, Saturn, Mercury, or a star.
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Which Animals Are Most Dangerous to Humans?
Compare direct attacks with the far larger toll from mosquitoes, snakes, rabies, and parasite hosts—and understand why simple animal death rankings can mislead.
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US Government UAP Files: What the PURSUE Archive Actually Shows
The PURSUE archive now contains hundreds of declassified UAP records. Here is what the files include, why cases remain unresolved, and what they do not prove.
Medicine
MV Hondius Andes Virus Outbreak: Final Case Count and Transmission Facts
WHO declared the MV Hondius Andes virus outbreak over after 13 cases and three deaths. Here is the final timeline, transmission evidence, and health guidance.
Medicine
What Is Hantavirus? Symptoms, Transmission, and Safe Cleanup
Hantaviruses spread mainly through infected rodents. Understand HPS and HFRS symptoms, when to seek care, and how to clean droppings without creating airborne dust.
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Penn State's 'Brain Cleaning' Study: What the Research Actually Found
Penn State research links brain activity and cerebrospinal fluid flow to waste clearance and Alzheimer's markers—but it does not support commercial brain detoxes.
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New Transparent Window Materials May Offer Better Insulation Than Walls
MOCHI is a new transparent insulation material that helps reduce heat loss through windows and saves energy effectively.
Environment
Microplastic Particles Found in Antarctic Snow for the First Time
Explore microplastic Particles Found in Antarctic Snow for the First Time, including key concepts, practical steps, useful tips, and common questions.
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What Kind of Snake Is the Red-Necked Snake, and Is It Venomous?
Besides the red-headed snake, you also have the red-necked snake. What kind of snake is the red grass snake, and is it venomous?
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The Earth's Core May Be Hiding Dozens of Hydrogen Oceans
New research suggests that the Earth's core contains an amount of hydrogen equivalent to 45 oceans, which could influence volcanic activity.
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These Animals Can Regrow Lost Body Parts Perfectly
Can crickets regrow their legs? Can snakes regrow their tails? This guide will give you the answers about animals that can regenerate body parts.
Space Science
Interesting facts about the Sun that you may not know
There are so many interesting things about the Sun, do you know them all? Let's explore the Sun and some surprising facts about it!
Space Science
Scientists witness the 'resurrection' of a monstrous black hole after 100 million years
Witnessing a supermassive black hole revive after 100 million years, spewing streams of plasma millions of light-years long into space.
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Scientists have found a new way to track space debris falling to Earth
New research suggests that seismographs could help track space debris falling to Earth more accurately and quickly than radar.
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Jetty McJetface: One of the most powerful explosions in the universe.
The black hole AT2018hyz emits an extremely powerful 'Jetty McJetface' jet after swallowing a star, its energy continuously increasing.
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The universe will end in 20 billion years with a 'Big Bang'
New dark energy data suggests the universe will end in 20 billion years with a Big Bang instead of expanding forever.
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The universe will end in 20 billion years with a 'Big Bang'
NASA's Parker Solar Probe spacecraft flew a record-breaking close to the Sun, helping to decipher how the solar wind is heated and accelerated, improving space weather predictions and understanding of cosmic plasma.