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Knuckles the cat wasn't going to take his illness lying down.

Photo by Kari Shea on Unsplash
Culture

After a challenging diagnosis, a cat saved his own life by taking to the treadmill

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Representative Image: You'd think finding water in the ocean would be easy, you might be mistaken.

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Science

Scientists stunned after discovering gigantic missing "blob" of water in the Atlantic Ocean

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Health

How to beat anxiety and become mentally strong according to science

Here are the top coping skills that have emerged from a study at the University of Cambridge.

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Science

Earth's missing continent rediscovered 375 years after sailors first set foot there

Long overlooked and mostly underwater, Zealandia is rewriting what we know about Earth’s continents.

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Science

NASA found the 18 best plants  for naturally filtering the air in your home

Maybe you can skip the expensive air-filter and bring a little green into your home.

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Science & Tech

Scientists created a black hole in a lab to test a theory—then it started glowing

The lab-made black hole might help unlock one of the universe’s biggest mysteries.

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Animals

Dogs can spot a bad person and there's now science to prove it

Your dog might actually be smarter than you're giving it credit for.

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Science

Thanks to physics, urinal splashing in men’s bathrooms reduces by 95%

It took so much math to tackle this common peeing problem.

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Science

New study reveals that genes hugely influence what types of music you like

It has more influence than where you grew up or what kind of life you've had.

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Science

Scientists reveal the first-ever recording of sharks making sounds

Turns out sharks are chattier than we thought.

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Culture

Peter Gabriel shares poignant tribute to Kanzi, the late ape he helped explore music

Making sounds with the famous bonobo was "one of the most remarkable experiences" of his life.

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Science

NASA releases stunning hi-def photos of sunset from the Moon

Space is mind-blowing.

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Health

New study reveals that watching nature videos can help relieve pain

Watching a nature video could reduce your headache.

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Health

Man lives with artificial titanium heart for 105 days while awaiting donor transplant

“It’s a complete game-changer,” one surgeon said of the groundbreaking device.

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Science

New MIT study says 'quantified proof' Earth's ozone layer is healing

"It shows we can actually solve environmental problems.”

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Science

French university offers jobs to American scientists afraid of government censorship

The program previously offered refuge to researchers in exile from Ukraine, Yemen, Afghanistan, and Palestine.

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Science

Northwestern University study shows brewing tea removes lead, toxic metals from water

Another reason to put the kettle on.

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Science

New psychological study suggests being ugly could actually help you in court

The “ugly leniency effect” could offset the stereotype that pretty folks get better treatment.

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