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lichen

Desert Lichen Resists Intense Solar Radiation, Providing Evidence for Extraterrestrial Life

Largest organism the Armillaria ostoyae

Planet Earth

The World’s Largest Organism Is a 35,000-Ton Fungus – At Least, For Now

Mast cells

Health

Allergic to Everything — The Mysteries of Mast Cells

Longhorn Crazy Ants (Paratrechina longicornis) swarming

Crazy Ants Lead the Way for Swarm Intelligence, Helping Colonies Plan Complex Tasks 

Tubes beneath nose measuring airflow

Each One of Us Has a Unique Breathing Fingerprint – And This Is What It Says About Your Health

leaf cutter ant colony

Ants Do Poop and They Even Use Toilets to Fertilize Their Own Gardens

Squid eye in the deep ocean

How the Squid Eye Mastered Sight in the Deep Ocean Through Evolution

Diamantinasaurus matildae

Fossils in 100-Million-Year-Old Sauropod Suggest They Didn’t Chew Their Food

Ancient dwellings Papua New  Guinea

Ancient DNA Can Act Like a Time Machine to Uncover Lost Pacific Cultures

Deep Sea Organisms

99.999 Percent of the Deep Ocean Is Unexplored — Its Secrets Are Key to Understanding Our Planet

Archeologist with ancient human remains

New Method Could Unlock Diet, Disease, and Daily Life of Ancient Human Remains

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生物学

获取您每周的有趣、奇特和迷人的科学资讯——我们的周日通讯已上线

沙漠地衣抵抗强烈太阳辐射，为地外生命提供证据

世界上最大的生物是一个35,000吨重的真菌——至少目前是这样

对一切过敏——肥大细胞之谜

疯狂的蚂蚁引领群体智能，帮助蚁群规划复杂任务

我们每个人都有独特的呼吸指纹——它揭示了你的健康状况

蚂蚁会排便，甚至会使用厕所来施肥它们自己的花园

鱿鱼如何通过进化掌握深海视觉

1亿年前蜥脚类动物化石表明它们不咀嚼食物

古DNA可以像时间机器一样揭示失落的太平洋文化

99.999%的深海未被探索——它的秘密是我们了解地球的关键

新方法或能揭示古代人类遗骸的饮食、疾病和日常生活

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