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Watch: Scientists Create the World’s First Lab-Grown Kangaroo Embryo

For the first time, scientists have successfully created kangaroo embryos using in-vitro fertilization (IVF), marking a significant breakthrough in efforts to replicate this process across hundreds of marsupial species increasingly at risk of extinction. A research team from the University of Queensland achieved this feat using eggs and sperm from eastern grey kangaroos (Macropus giganteus), […]

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A New Giant Marine Pillbug Looks Like Darth Vader and Tastes Like Lobster

What has 14 legs, dwells on the ocean floor, and resembles Darth Vader? A newly discovered supergiant isopod species, which you can even try as a dish if you visit Vietnam. What has 14 legs, dwells on the ocean floor, and resembles Darth Vader? A newly discovered supergiant isopod species, which you can even try

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Medicinal Tree Grown From a 1,000-Year-Old Cave Seed

An international team of botanists, agriculturists, and historians has successfully cultivated a mature tree from an ancient seed discovered in an Israeli cave. In fact, in their study published in Communications Biology, the researchers detail the seed’s origin, the process of tracing its history, and the insights gained as the seed germinated and developed into

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Mirrors on the Forest Floor Increase the Growth of Shaded Seedlings by 175%

Indoor plant enthusiasts are familiar with using mirrors to direct sunlight onto plants. Now, scientists have adapted this idea to help endangered tree seedlings struggling to grow in shaded forests. The Serianthes nelsonii, a large tree native to Guam and Rota, is one of the rarest plants in the world, with only one mature tree

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New Fossil Fish Species Bolsters Evidence of Earth’s Evolutionary Progress

“Groundbreaking” new fossil research reveals that climate change, asteroids, and plate tectonics are interconnected with the origins and extinction of animals, highlighting the significant evolutionary role of these factors. A recent study published in Nature Communications links the discovery of a remarkably well-preserved ancient Devonian coelacanth in remote Western Australia to a period of intense

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Rare Evolutionary Event: Two Lifeforms Merge

Scientists have witnessed a once-in-a-billion-year evolutionary event where two lifeforms merge, creating an organism with enhanced abilities. The last occurrence led to the emergence of plants on Earth. Known as primary endosymbiosis, this phenomenon occurs when one microbial organism engulfs another, utilizing it as an internal organ. In return, the host cell provides nutrients, energy,

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