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Dinosaur teeth are unique windows into Earth’s ancient air

Some of us might be innate biodiversity detectors

For millennia, artisans have been trying to capture the mystique of the human eye

A dying glacier harbors mysterious species and ecosystems yet to be understood

6 projects to volunteer for community science to study butterfly populations

A tale of three decades and 4.3 million butterflies

How dogs exploit the indecision of sheep

Camel beauty enhancements are big business in Saudi Arabia

Talking with philosopher Nathan Crick about using mass persuasion for good

New technology reveals traces of spiritual journeys through the underground world

Centipede mothers don’t just protect their young—some become their offspring’s first meal

Good motivations for altruistic acts are cross-culturally pervasive