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This Insect Just Became The First To Show A Sense Of Rhythm

A bumblebee’s brain is roughly the size of a sesame seed, which makes the latest findings from a team of neuroscientists at Macquarie University all the more remarkable. Published in the journal Science, the study found that bumblebees have a genuine sense of rhythm, making them the first small-brained insect

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40 Species Including Cheetahs And Snowy Owls Just Got Global Protection

Representatives from 132 countries and the European Union gathered in Brazil for one of the world’s most important wildlife meetings and left with a significant win for some of the planet’s most beloved and vulnerable animals. The United Nations Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species concluded its COP15 summit

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Sickle Cell Has Been Cured For The First Time EVER

Sebastien Beauzile has had sickle cell disease his entire life. He was first brought to Cohen Children’s Medical Center on Long Island when he was two months old, and he spent the next 21 years cycling through severe chest pain, back pain, joint pain and skin ulcers, along with the

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Forget Bone Loss, This New Discovery Could Actually Reverse It

Researchers may have just cracked one of medicine’s most important puzzles. Scientists at Leipzig University have identified a little-known receptor in the body called GPR133 that acts as a powerful regulator of bone strength, and they’ve found a compound that can activate it, potentially opening the door to a new

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