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Cicadas Squirt Jets of Pee Out Their Backsides — And That’s Not Even The Weirdest Part
ByKiona Smith
“Feeding and excretion are hallmarks of life.”
Cicadas Squirt Jets of Pee Out Their Backsides — And That’s Not Even The Weirdest Part
“Feeding and excretion are hallmarks of life.”
Cicadas Squirt Jets of Pee Out Their Backsides — And That’s Not Even The Weirdest Part
“Feeding and excretion are hallmarks of life.”
The Longest Clinical Trial Of The Latest Blockbuster Weight Loss Drug Shows It Is Far From Side-Effect Free
A recent clinical trial provides more insight into the longer term effects of Wegovy.
La Nina Is Coming — Here's How It Could Change Your Forecast
An atmosphere and ocean scientist explains what’s ahead.
A Radical New Experiment Used Synthetic Quartz To Capture Artificial Heat
The novel feat shows that channeling enough solar energy can generate industrial-grade heat.
How An Organ Transplant Can Change Your Entire Personality
Recent evidence suggests that these personality changes aren’t all psychological. Biology may play a role, too.
The Ultraprocessed Food Hype Is Masking This Other Major Health Predictor, 30 Years of Data Reveal
Much of the recent evidence related to ultra-processed foods tell us what we already knew.
The Webb Telescope Found A Lava Planet with a Carbon Dioxide Atmosphere
55 Cancri e is a terrible place, but at least its atmosphere isn't actually vaporized rock.
The Real Reason Studying Menstrual Blood Is So Important
Long overlooked, menstrual stem cells could have important medical applications, including diagnosing endometriosis.
