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Bees Can Learn to Roll Balls for Rewards (Yes, Bee Soccer)

Maria Faith Saligumba

Imagine a world where bees, those tiny buzzing creatures we often see flitting from flower to flower, are playing soccer. Sounds like a scene from a whimsical cartoon, right? But this is not a figment of imagination; it’s a fascinating reality rooted in science. Bees, known for their crucial role in pollination, have shown an ...

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Edible Water Bottles: The Strange but Promising Future of Waste-Free Hydration

Trizzy Orozco

Imagine a world where quenching your thirst doesn’t contribute to the ever-growing mountain of plastic waste. A world where sipping water is not only refreshing but also environmentally guilt-free. Welcome to the realm of edible water bottles—a revolutionary concept that promises to reshape our hydration habits and reduce our ecological footprint. This fascinating innovation is ...

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The Largest Ever Meat-Eating Dinosaur (Over 32 Feet Long) to Exist in Europe Found on Dinosaur Island

Thrilling fossil finds from Dinosaur Island have revealed one of the most imposing creatures you can imagine. The largest meat-eating dinosaur ever found in Europe goes by the name of White Rock Spinosaurid and probably reigned almighty during its time – which was 125 million years ago. Discovery of the Largest Predator in Europe Scientists ...

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The Wombat’s Cube-Shaped Poop and the Physics Behind It

Trizzy Orozco

Have you ever heard of an animal that poops perfect cubes? It sounds like a bizarre trick of nature, something you’d expect from a fantasy novel rather than the Australian wilderness. But for the humble wombat, cube-shaped droppings are not just a quirky trait—they are a vital part of their survival story. This surprising adaptation ...

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How Old Mines Are Becoming the Next Frontier in Sustainable Construction Materials

Trizzy Orozco

Imagine a world where the remnants of our industrial past become the solutions for our sustainable future. This isn’t a scene from a science fiction movie but a fascinating reality unfolding right now. Old mines, once considered abandoned and hazardous, are being transformed into innovative sources of sustainable construction materials. This transformation isn’t just about ...

Do Giraffes Mourn? Intriguing Insights From A Safari Sighting in Africa

Linnea H, BSc Sociology

Giraffes, with their long necks and distinctive patterns, are among the most iconic animals of the African savannah. But beyond their physical attributes, these creatures have complex social structures and behaviours that have intrigued scientists for years. One question often posed is: do giraffes mourn or grieve the loss of herd members? Giraffe Mourning Observation ...

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Can Terraforming help Humans Live on Mars?

Suhail Ahmed

Stand on the rusty surface of Mars in your imagination for a moment: the sky is butterscotch, the air is razor-thin, and the cold could snap steel. It feels impossibly hostile, yet for decades scientists and dreamers have wondered whether we could bend this alien world toward something like home. Terraforming – remaking an entire ...