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Ethiopian wolves, once thought strictly carnivorous, are now documented sipping nectar from flowers, hinting at potential new roles in pollination.

A study reveals mining has led to massive deforestation and CO2 emissions, urging urgent action to balance mineral demand with forest conservation.

Astronomers have discovered black holes orbiting sun-like stars, revealing that intense stellar winds from massive stars allow these pairings to survive the cataclysmic events of stellar evolution.

NASA's new supercomputer simulation reveals the chaotic dynamics of the sun, enhancing our understanding of solar activity and its impact on Earth.

Nature-based solutions often outperform engineered ones in disaster risk reduction and cost-effectiveness, yet require increased funding and innovative financial practices.

Research reveals that Roman homes offered dynamic visual experiences shaped by light and space, enhancing interaction with art and environments.

Recent research revealed that human antibodies targeting malaria's PfEMP1 proteins could lead to innovative vaccines and therapies against severe malaria.

A study reveals that war alters the DNA of Syrian refugee children, uniquely impacting their mental health and development, with girls showing greater biological changes.

A study projects that by 2100, deaths linked to air pollution and extreme temperatures could soar to 30 million annually, drastically increasing health risks worldwide.

A study shows immune health and genetic resilience may impact lifespan more than weight loss, challenging calorie reduction methods for longevity.