Nature
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How the Rediscovered Bangka Slow Loris Survives in Fragmented Indonesian Ecosystems
Lost for nearly a century, the critically endangered Bangka slow loris faces mounting threats from habitat loss and…
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Arctic Rivers Turn Orange as Thawing Permafrost Raises Acidity
ANAKTUVUK RIVER, September 25 — A study published in the journal Environmental Science & Technology on May 20,…
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Caves, Rainforests and Stars: Exploring Kuala Lumpur’s Scientific Side
Kuala Lumpur’s gleaming skyline and bustling shopping districts often steal the spotlight, but beyond the city’s modern façade…
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Magnitude 3.6 Earthquake Strikes North of Great Falls, Montana
GREAT FALLS, September 22 — A magnitude 3.6 earthquake struck just north of Great Falls, Montana, on Friday,…
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Can organisms live in tidal pools?
Muhammad Asim reports from Karachi, August 22 — a question that has intrigued scientists and coastal enthusiasts for…
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Europe Faces Second Worst Wildfire Season On Record
ROME, July 28 — Wildfire season in Europe has become a recurring drama that, each summer, tests the…
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Lake Mead Hits Historic Lows as Colorado River Water Dispute Grows
BOULDER CITY, Nev., July 26 — The white band of mineral deposits on the canyon walls above Lake…
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Global Light Pollution Blocks Milky Way For Majority Of Population
WASHINGTON, July 25 — Light pollution has escalated into a global environmental crisis that now affects the overwhelming…
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By the Numbers: The Cap Set Records Broken by FunSearch
LONDON, July 22, 2026 — A new look at an old problem in mathematics, the cap set puzzle,…
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The Rise of Citizen Science Databases: From iNaturalist to GBIF
SAN FRANCISCO, July 21 — Two billion. That is the number of species occurrence records now housed in…
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IUCN Red List: 150,000+ species assessed for extinction risk
GENEVA, July 21 — The shift is quiet but relentless. Every decade, the world’s most authoritative inventory of…
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Dark Sky Preserves Surge to 201 Certified Global Sites
MONTREAL, July 20 — The figure that matters: 201. That is the number of certified Dark Sky Places…
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Retraction Watch database grows from 200 to over 50,000 entries
MANILA, July 17 — A blog that has become a global watchdog for scientific integrity continues to track…
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Horses Recognize Wolf Threat on Video Screen, Study Finds
KOBE, Japan, July 16 — Horses watching a video of a wolf are not just seeing a shape…
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Domestic Horses Retain Ancient Fear Response to Wolves, Study Finds
DENVER, July 16 — A 2024 study confirms what evolutionary biologists have long suspected: horses retain a deeply…
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Horses Identify Ancient Predators in Video Experiment
TOKYO, July 16 — The story begins in a quiet Japanese laboratory, where researchers have discovered something remarkable…
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Railroad’s Role in Bison Extermination, Native Displacement, 1869-1890
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The figure that matters: 30 million bison in 1800, fewer than 1,000 by 1890.…
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Monsoon’s Weight: How Kolkata’s Geography Shapes Its Climate
KOLKATA, July 11 — A heavy blanket of humidity is set to define the weekend for Kolkata’s 4.5…
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Magnitude 5.3 Shallow Earthquake Hits Reykjanes Ridge; No Tsunami Warning
The Reykjanes Ridge is a place where the Earth’s crust is actively pulling apart. Tuesday morning, it did…
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Bird window strike recovery times vary from minutes to hours
BALTIMORE, July 5 — The record shows that recovery time for a bird after a window strike is…
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Hummingbird Decline Tied to Habitat Loss, Pesticides, Climate Change
BOULDER, Colo., July 5 — The question is popping up on backyard birding forums and neighborhood social media…
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Biologists Clarify: Sugar Gliders Glide, They Do Not Truly Fly
Gliding vs. Flight: What Sugar Gliders Teach Us About Animal Movement NEW YORK — The Sugar Glider does…
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Habitat Loss, Early Blooms, and Pesticides Leave Hummingbird Feeders Empty
It starts with a flower that blooms too early. Then a hummingbird arrives, wings beating 50 times a…
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Sugar Gliders Glide, Not Fly, Biologists Clarify for New Yorkers
New York, July 5 — The first thing many people ask when they hear the name “Sugar Glider”…
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