Read More Scince News Nature 21 hours ago Half Male, Half Female: Bilateral Spider Found in Thailand Researchers in Thailand discovered a new spider species, Damarchus inazuma, including a rare bilateral gynandromorph showing a near-perfect male-female split. The find reveals developmental and taxonomic insights.
Read More Scince News Nature a day ago Physics Confirms Moai Statues Walked on Easter Island New experiments and simulations show that Easter Island's Moai could be moved by a coordinated rope-and-rock "walking" method. A 4.35-ton replica moved ~100 m in 40 minutes, supporting oral histories and archaeological evidence.
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Read More Scince News Nature 2 days ago Global Soil Collapse Threatens Food Security, Resilience Intensive modern farming is degrading soil resilience worldwide, threatening crop productivity, carbon storage, and food security. The article explains causes, impacts, and sustainable practices to restore soil health.
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Read More Scince News Nature 8 days ago Tiny Cretaceous Fish Rewrites Freshwater Evolution A 4 cm Cretaceous fossil, Acronichthys maccognoi, reveals the oldest North American otophysan and suggests multiple marine-to-freshwater transitions in fish evolution.
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Read More Scince News Nature 12 days ago Ancient Rock Art Reveals Water Networks Across Arabia New evidence for wide prehistoric networks Researchers studying prehistoric rock art in Arabia have found material...
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Read More Scince News Nature 21 days ago Warming Oceans Threaten Key Microbe That Makes Oxygen Earth's oxygen balance and much of the ocean food web depend on microscopic photosynthetic organisms. Among...
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Read More Scince News Nature 22 days ago Researchers Identify Three New Deep-Sea Snailfishes New deep‑sea snailfishes discovered off California MBARI’s cutting-edge underwater tools are uncovering unique species that inhabit...
Read More Scince News Nature 24 days ago Ratfish Sex Teeth Reveal Flexible Tooth Evolution Paths New research links mating spikes and mouth teeth in ratfish A recent developmental genetics study reports...
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