Planet Earth

Parasitic wasp turns caterpillars into head-banging bodyguards

Who needs sex? - Rotifers import genes from fungi, bacteria and plants

Health

Stem cells only grow up properly in the right environment

'Wolverine' frogs pop retractable claws from their toes

Snake proteins have gone through massive evolutionary redesign

Carbon nanotubes could behave like asbestos

Mind

Feeling powerless impairs higher mental abilities

Aphids get superpowers through sex

Funky gibbons

Orchid lures in pollinating wasps with promise of fresh meat

How Big Brother keeps us honest

Rats succumb to peer pressure too

Ed Yong

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寄生蜂将毛毛虫变成狂头摇摆的保镖

谁还需要性？ - 轮虫从真菌、细菌和植物中导入基因

干细胞只有在合适的环境中才能正常生长

“金刚狼”蛙从脚趾伸出可伸缩的爪子

蛇类蛋白质经历了大规模的进化改造

碳纳米管可能像石棉一样表现

无力感会损害高级精神能力

蚜虫通过性行为获得超能力

古怪的长臂猿

兰花用新鲜肉类的承诺引诱传粉黄蜂

《老大哥》如何让我们诚实

老鼠也会屈服于同伴压力

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