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Shakespearean words on the brain
Shakespearean words on the brain

Hearing or reading language used in this shifted way causes a sudden jump in brain activity.

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The spa of the sea
The spa of the sea

Cleaner wrasse have made it their jobs to clean their fish friends.

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The epidemiological consequences of climate change on mosquito niche range
The epidemiological consequences of climate change on mosquito niche range

Where and how we interact with mosquitos has become complicated by climate change.

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A new layer of Earth's core
A new layer of Earth's core

Researchers study earthquakes to learn more about our planet's interior, and new information came to light in 2023.

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The importance of rediscovery and the nose-horned lizard
The importance of rediscovery and the nose-horned lizard

A researcher found a nose-horned lizard in 2018, which hadn't been seen for 130 years!

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Fungi and plants have a complicated relationship status
Fungi and plants have a complicated relationship status

Some fungi are useful to plants, some can kill. But it turns out their relationship gets more complex than this.

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Our voices match our gestures
Our voices match our gestures

Even if we can't see someone while they're talking, our brains still pick up their gestures.

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The coywolf hybrid takes over the East coast
The coywolf hybrid takes over the East coast

Eastern wolves and coyotes have been interbreeding more frequently over the past several hundred years

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Do animals use math?
Do animals use math?

Animals sometimes understand numbers without school or even language.

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Variety is the texture of life
Variety is the texture of life

Researchers looked into the role texture plays in how full we feel after eating.

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