‘Heat Ages People’: As Temperatures Rise, Scientists Study How Humans React

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‘Heat Ages People’: As Temperatures Rise, Scientists Study How Humans React

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When W. Larry Kenney, a professor of physiology at Pennsylvania State University, began studying how extreme heat harms humans, his…

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Dinosaurs Started Out Hot, Then Some of Them Turned Cold

May 28, 2022 adarsht403

Paleontologists have long wrangled with the question of dinosaur metabolisms — whether they ran hot, like modern birds and mammals…

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It’s Not a Bird or a Plane. It’s a Skydiving Salamander.

May 26, 2022 adarsht403

Flying salamanders? Well, not quite, but there is a species called the wandering salamander that lives in the tallest trees…

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Scientists Found an Animal That Walks on Three Limbs. It’s a Parrot.

May 17, 2022 adarsht403

Lovebirds, small parrots with vibrant rainbow plumage and cheeky personalities, are popular pets. They swing from ropes, cuddle with companions…

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The Trigger That Makes an Octopus Mom Self-Destruct

May 14, 2022 adarsht403

Most octopus species live for one year. But the deaths of octopus mothers after they reproduce have long been a…

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These Bloodworms Grow Copper Fangs and Have Bad Attitudes

Apr 30, 2022 adarsht403

Glycera dibranchiata is exactly the kind of creature you don’t want to find at the bottom of your beach bucket.…

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‘Vagina Obscura’ Demystifies Female Anatomy

Mar 29, 2022 adarsht403

VAGINA OBSCURAAn Anatomical VoyageBy Rachel E. Gross Your vagina is a mystery, an enigma, a world that has been largely…

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How Boa Constrictors Breathe While Squeezing the Life Out of Their Prey

Mar 24, 2022 adarsht403

The boa constrictor got its name for a reason. To kill its prey, a boa will coil around it, squeezing…

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Like Cheetahs, Ancient Ocean Creatures May Have Moved With a Gallop

Mar 8, 2022 adarsht403

Cheetahs are the fastest animals on land, clocking in at speeds over 60 miles per hour. Salamanders, in comparison, run…

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The Paradox of the Lizard Tail, Solved

Feb 17, 2022 adarsht403

When choosing between life and limb, many animals willingly sacrifice the limb. The ability to drop appendages is known as…

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