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A Process Made for Mars is Now Uncovering Ancient Art on Earth
And you can even run it on your own phone
Here’s How Fast An Adult Tyrannosaurus Rex Walked
The first fossilized adult T. rex trackway tells us a lot about how these predators got around
How Your Brain See-Saws between Risk and Reward
Tough decisions get calculated from a spot right above the eyes involved in impulse control
All the Ways Reading for Pleasure is Good for Your Mental Health
Even though it might be a dying pastime
The Brutal Origins of Bear-Baiting
The practice exploded in popularity following the Norman Conquest
Taylor Swift Drops New Insect Species
Thanks to a graduate student who is a “lifelong Swiftie”
DRC’s Ebola Outbreak Has the Potential to Become a Global Pandemic. How to Make Sure It Doesn’t
Bundibugyo is spreading exponentially in the DRC
The Promise and Peril of Toad Smoking, the Everest of Psychedelics
A conversation with author Kimon de Greef about his new book “The Ego Trip”
Why the Discovery of the First Short-Tailed Tsushima Leopard Cat Worried Researchers
They were concerned its existence could actually threaten its survival
Rope, Twine and Thread: Invisible Technologies of the Stone Age
Missing from the archaeological record, fiber innovations like string played a huge role in the daily lives of our ancestors. Researchers are working to weave together new insights from the traces they left behind
