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Colorado Just Banned Pet Store Dog And Cat Sales
Colorado has become the latest state to ban the sale of dogs and cats in pet stores, with Governor Jared Polis signing the measure into law this week and declaring that Colorado is going to help shut down the puppy mill pipeline. The new law, formally known as House Bill

A Canadian Tow Truck Driver Found A Moose Trapped In Ice And Said All His Other Jobs Could Wait
Clint Gottinger, a tow truck operator in Kelvington, Saskatchewan, was heading out to two jobs last Saturday evening when he spotted a yearling moose at a frozen junction near his home, exhausted and trapped in the ice, and made a decision that has since made him briefly famous across Canada:

The Internet Just Voted On The Funniest Wildlife Photo Of The Year And The Winner Is Perfect
The internet has voted, and the winner of the Nikon Comedy Wildlife Awards’ Sterna People’s Choice Award is a deeply relatable photograph of a gannet on a very bad hair day. UK photographer Alison Tuck captured the winning shot on a breezy afternoon at Bempton Cliffs in Yorkshire during nesting
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Closer To Unlocking The DNA Of The Most Brilliant Person Who Ever Lived
Scientists are closer than ever to reconstructing the DNA of Leonardo da Vinci, after a 30-year research project mapped his family tree across 21 generations, identified 15 living male descendants through an unbroken paternal line, and confirmed through genetic testing that shared Y chromosome segments trace back at least 15

NASA Just Beamed 484 Gigabytes From The Moon Using Lasers And It Changes How We Will Experience Deep Space
During the Artemis II mission, NASA deployed a laser-based communication system on the Orion spacecraft that successfully transmitted 484 gigabytes of data from lunar distance back to Earth, the equivalent of streaming roughly 100 high-definition movies, in a demonstration that engineers say could fundamentally change how future deep-space missions are

Spirit Shut Down So A Rival Airline Gave Him The Send-Off He Deserved
Captain Jon Jackson had it all planned out. After a career spanning decades as a commercial airline pilot, his final flight was scheduled for May 2 from Fort Lauderdale to Baltimore, with the traditional water cannon salute waiting for him at the other end. Then, at 3 a.m. that morning,
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Scientists Reviewed 217 Trials To Find The Best Exercise For Knee Arthritis Pain
A sweeping review of 217 clinical trials involving more than 15,000 participants has produced the clearest guidance yet on which types of exercise are most effective for people living with knee osteoarthritis, and the answer turns out to be accessible, inexpensive, and available to almost anyone: walking, cycling, and swimming.

The Supreme Court Just Stepped In To Preserve Mail Access To The Most Common Abortion Medication In The US
The Supreme Court stepped in on Monday to temporarily preserve telehealth and mail access to mifepristone, the medication used in more than 60 percent of abortions in the United States, while the justices review emergency appeals challenging a lower court ruling that had reinstated a nationwide requirement that the drug

Scientists Just Proved For The First Time That Human Hearts Can Repair Themselves After A Heart Attack
For decades, medicine has operated on a widely accepted assumption: when a heart attack destroys heart muscle cells, they are gone permanently, replaced by scar tissue, with no hope of natural repair. A landmark study from the University of Sydney, the Baird Institute, and the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital has