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Earliest octopuses were giant top predators in Cretaceous oceans. They were up to 19 meters (62 feet) long

35 hours ago science.org

Scientists confirm Nanotyrannus was a real, distinct species not a juvenile T. rex

5 days ago science.org paleontology

Pesticides may wreak havoc on the gut microbiome

16 days ago science.org health

Naked mole-rat colonies can undergo peaceful queen transitions without the lethal aggression typically seen in eusocial mammals

8 days ago science.org

Newly discovered bacterial defense system challenges genetic code's central dogma: Stanford University team describes a bacterial enzyme that synthesizes DNA without a nucleic acid template…

7 days ago science.org biology genetics stanford

Large "warm-bodied" fish like tuna and sharks require four times more energy than cold-bodied species to survive

6 days ago science.org biology

Direct ocean measurements confirm a consistent decline in the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) over 20 years

5 days ago science.org

Climate change is eroding the "nighttime lull" that helps firefighters contain wildfires

6 days ago science.org environment

Uncovering the rapidly evolving orbits of the dynamic TOI-201 system

8 days ago science.org astronomy

Magnetic Bees: In a collaboration between Ecology and Materials Science, we have found that >90% of bees are ferromagnetic and presumably have the capacity to sense the geomagnetic field

9 days ago science.org nanoscience

New research reveals that bumblebees can learn and recognize abstract rhythms, an ability previously thought to require large brains

20 days ago science.org

High-temperature memristors enabled by interfacial engineering

11 days ago science.org

$8800 house design helps prevent fatal diseases in African children

8 hours ago science.org

Biased AI writing assistants shift users’ attitudes on societal issues

14 days ago science.org ai

Salmon exposed to cocaine and its main byproduct roam more widely

4 days ago science.org

Peptides: where to begin?

18 days ago science.org

Neanderthals survived on a knife's edge for 350k years

24 days ago science.org

Lethal conflict after group fission in wild chimpanzees

15 days ago science.org

Machine learning model Defense Predictor identifies previously unknown prokaryotic immune systems in bacterial genomes

21 days ago science.org biology

Applying machine learning to identify unrecognized Covid-19 deaths in the US

20 days ago science.org covid

Eye drops made from pig semen deliver cancer treatment to mice

28 days ago science.org cancer

AI chatbots are becoming "sycophants" to drive engagement, a new study of 11 leading models finds

29 days ago science.org ai

White House plan to break up iconic U.S. climate lab moves forward

43 days ago science.org

A new hafnium-based memristor inspired by the human brain could slash AI energy consumption by 70%

31 days ago science.org ai brain engineering

A decade-long study reveals that Sweden’s old-growth forests store up to 89% more carbon than managed forests

35 days ago science.org environment

Extreme drought–heatwave events have increased nearly 8× since the early 2000s, a 2026 study in Science Advances reports

34 days ago science.org environment

Humans share acoustic preferences with other animals

34 days ago science.org biology

New Research on Muscle Loss Suggests Humans Will Really Suffer on Mars

42 days ago science.org astronomy

Earth’s first major extinction was worse than we thought. Fossil finds suggest nearly 80% of life on Earth died some 550 million years ago

41 days ago science.org earth paleontology

Fish are shrinking and dying at higher rates as they adapt to record-high ocean temperatures

41 days ago science.org environment

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