‘Slime Mold’ Helps Astronomers Map the Universe’s Dark Matter
The food-seeking behavior of a simple organism is helping astronomers trace the universe’s vast cosmic web, dark matter and all. ...read more
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Researchers Dig Up 3,400-Year-Old Ball Courts in Mexico
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The coronavirus pandemic is changing fast, so it’s crucial not to let false information get the better of you. ...read more
Western Gorillas’ Territorial Behaviors Suggest Their Social World Is More Complex Than We Thought
In some spaces, neighbors share a tree while eating — and in others, things get violent. ...read more
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How to Care for a Loved One With Alzheimer’s
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Ciguatera poisoning causes creepy symptoms that go beyond gastrointestinal distress. And unlike E. coli or Salmonella, you can’t kill ciguatera by cooking it. ...read more