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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 4

Studies Reveal New Insights Into Ice Age Human and Animal Relationships

Recent archaeological research provides fresh perspectives on early human civilization and animal domestication during the Ice Age period.

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ScienceMar 27

Scientists Document Sperm Whale Birth with Assisting Pod Members

Researchers captured rare footage of sperm whales working together to assist during and after a birth, providing new insights into whale behavior.

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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 24

Record-Breaking Heat Dome Spreads Across US, 14 States Set March Temperature Records

A massive heat dome has set March temperature records in 14 states and is expanding eastward, potentially becoming one of the most extensive heat waves in US history.

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ScienceMar 20

Record-Breaking Heatwave Hits Western US, Arizona Town Reaches Historic March High

Western US experiences extreme temperatures up to 30 degrees above average, with Arizona desert town recording hottest March temperature in US history at 110°F.

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ScienceMar 25

Startup Develops Brain-Free Organ Systems to Replace Animal Testing

R3 Bio is creating genetically-engineered organ systems without brains as alternatives to laboratory animal testing.

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ScienceMar 27

Studies Examine Anti-Aging Approaches from Multivitamins to Brain Preservation

Recent research explores various methods to combat aging, including daily multivitamins and diabetes medications affecting brain function.

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ScienceApr 2

Miami Park Designed for Flood Control as Renewables Lead 2025 Energy Capacity

A Miami park showcases flood-resistant design while renewable energy dominates new power installations globally.

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ScienceMar 30

Activists Call for Investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Connections to Industries

Advocacy groups are calling for investigations into how Jeffrey Epstein exploited connections in modeling and scientific philanthropy sectors.

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ScienceMar 13

El Niño Weather Pattern Expected to Develop This Summer

Meteorologists predict a potentially strong El Niño will likely emerge this summer and continue through the year, bringing weather extremes.

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ScienceMar 28

Urban Coyotes Show Greater Risk-Taking Behavior Than Rural Counterparts, Study Finds

Research across multiple U.S. sites reveals urban coyotes display bolder behavior and less fear when encountering new stimuli compared to their rural relatives.

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ScienceMar 22

Object Suspected to Be Meteorite Crashes Through Houston Area Home

A suspected meteorite crashed through a Houston area home's roof on Saturday night, creating a football-sized hole and penetrating two stories.

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ScienceMar 23

U.N. Report Warns of Growing Climate Imbalance as Earth Retains More Heat

A new United Nations climate report indicates Earth's energy imbalance has reached unprecedented levels due to continued fossil fuel use.

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ScienceMar 25

Study Links Drought Conditions to Increased Antibiotic Resistance in Bacteria

New research suggests that drought conditions may contribute to the growth of antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections.

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