ScienceApr 21
Rare 'Cloud Jaguar' Photographed in Honduras After Decade-Long Absence
Camera trap captures elusive high-altitude jaguar subspecies in Honduras mountain range for first time in ten years.
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ScienceMar 10
Study Finds Majority of Men Believe They Are Better Drivers Than Women
New research reveals that more than half of men consider themselves superior drivers compared to women, though scientific backing for this confidence remains unclear.
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ScienceApr 19
Apollo 16 Astronaut Reflects on Moon Exploration Amid Artemis Program Progress
Former NASA astronaut Charles Duke discusses U.S. space exploration as the Artemis program prepares for future lunar missions.
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ScienceApr 18
Multiple Scientists Connected to Government Research Reported Missing or Dead
Ten scientists with ties to government research facilities have been reported as missing or deceased in recent years.
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ScienceMay 29
Ancient Bronze Neck Rings Discovered in 2,500-Year-Old Swedish Burial Site
Archaeologists in Sweden have unearthed rare bronze neck rings from a 2,500-year-old burial, calling the discovery highly unusual.
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ScienceApr 16
Scientists Find Evidence of Neanderthal Tool Use and Prehistoric Animal Remains in Europe
Recent archaeological discoveries reveal Neanderthal tool-making behavior and prehistoric animal remains in European sites.
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ScienceApr 13
Researchers Correct Misidentified Ancient Fossil in New Study
Scientists have reclassified a 300-million-year-old fossil previously thought to be an octopus as a relative of the nautilus.
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ScienceApr 12
Major cruise lines avoid Alaska's Tracy Arm fjord after massive landslide raised safety concerns
Cruise companies are skipping Tracy Arm, a popular Alaska destination, this season due to safety concerns following a massive landslide in August 2025.
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ScienceApr 10
Seven-Year-Old Girl Discovers Potentially Ancient Bone, Scientists Investigate Age
A young girl's bone discovery is being examined by scientists who believe it could be from a mammoth and possibly 500,000 years old.
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ScienceMay 1
Artemis II Mission Splashdown Marks Progress in Lunar Exploration Program
Four astronauts completed the Artemis II mission, traveling farther from Earth than any humans in over 50 years before safely returning.
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ScienceApr 9
Colorado State University Releases 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecast
Colorado State University predicts 13 named storms and six hurricanes for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season in its annual forecast.
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ScienceApr 7
Unrecorded Orcas Make Multiple Visits to Seattle Waters
Three killer whales previously unknown to researchers have made several appearances in Seattle-area waters, drawing attention from whale watchers.
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ScienceApr 7
Agricultural Companies Advance New Herbicide Products for Weed Control
Two major agricultural chemical companies are moving forward with new herbicide developments to address resistant weed problems in crop production.
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ScienceMar 10
Ig Nobel awards ceremony moves from US to Europe over visa and safety concerns
The satirical Ig Nobel awards will be held in Zurich for the first time, leaving the US due to visa difficulties and safety concerns for international attendees.
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ScienceMay 15
University of Oregon Researchers Use Electrical Testing on Coffee to Analyze Flavor
Scientists employed battery-testing equipment to examine coffee's chemical composition in effort to help cafés achieve consistent taste.
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