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Newly Discovered Snail Named After Picasso
In a remarkable fusion of art and science, researchers have unveiled Anauchen picasso, a newly discovered microsnail species from Southeast Asia, named ...
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Zedonk Caught on Camera After Escape from Farm
In the quiet fields of Jackson County, Michigan, something wild—and wildly unexpected—was caught on camera: a zedonk, the rare hybrid offspring ...
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We All Have a Need to Be Wowed
Blogger Stephanie Duncan Smith describes the awe she felt watching a total solar eclipse:
[My husband] Zach and I hiked up to a ridge with our supernova ...
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Consider the Birds of the Air
In October 2022 a bird with the code name B6 set a new world record. Over the course of 11 days, B6, a young Bar-tailed Godwit, flew from its hatching ...
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Those Whom God Evolves
Most people believe that evolution provides an adequate account of human origins. But for substantial numbers around the world, that doesn’t preclude ...
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Photographer Wins AI Photo Competition
In a surprising turn of events, a real photograph entered into an AI-generated images category won a jury award but was later disqualified. Photographer ...
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Who Programmed the Computer?
Our existence on a Goldilocks planet in a Goldilocks universe is so statistically improbable that many scientists believe in the multiverse. In other ...
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Pregnant Stingray Confounds Experts
“Life will not be contained, life breaks free, it expands to new territories, it crashes into barriers, painfully, maybe even dangerously,” ...
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Clever DNA Tricks
Every person starts as one fertilized egg, which by adulthood has turned into roughly 37 trillion cells. But those cells have a formidable challenge. ...
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A Reminder of Dependence and Creatureliness
Two Christian university professors had an unusual assignment for students over a long break. Stanley Hauerwas and William H. Willimon told their students ...
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