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Will-o’-the-wisps’ mysterious origins explained by chemistry - Chemical & Engineering News
A newly discovered molecular phenomenon is responsible for the spectral balls of light seen in swamps and cemeteries


Sea Otters Are Stealing Surfboards in California. Again. - New York Times
Two years after Otter 841 menaced wave riders near Santa Cruz, there have been new encounters between the furry marine mammals and surfers.


Save the microbes? The world’s smallest species may soon get protections - National Geographic
Researchers are calling for the conservation of teeny tiny organisms that normally get overlooked, and conservationists are listening.


One-of-a-kind golden shark discovered in Costa Rica - National Geographic
Scientists say the golden shark has a rare combination of skin conditions that has never been seen before.


‘Shockingly Beautiful’ Fossil Reveals Oldest Dome-Headed Dinosaur -New York Times
A specimen discovered in Mongolia is the most complete fossil yet found of a pachycephalosaur, a dinosaur believed to be built for...


These tarantulas may have evolved huge genitalia to fend off bloodthirsty females - National Geographic
Tarantulas, like all spiders, don’t have penises; they have palps. And these ones are massive.
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