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Do Cats Have a Favourite Paw?
Research on everyday movements suggests that many cats favour one paw. The pattern depends on the animal and the task, not a simple feline version of human handedness.
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Science & SpaceA Pretty Yellow Mushroom Escaped Cultivation. Native Fungi Are Feeling the Effects.
Golden oyster mushrooms are spreading outside cultivation. A Wisconsin study found changes in native fungal communities inside sampled…
Science & SpaceNew Deep-Sea Species Meet a Growing Mining Push in the Pacific
Twenty-four newly described amphipods reveal the CCZ’s hidden diversity. What mining applications and long-term disturbance studies actually show.
Science & SpaceDo Adult Brains Grow New Neurons? What the Evidence Shows in 2026
New studies strengthen evidence for adult hippocampal neurogenesis. Explore the history, recent findings and questions about function and…
Science & SpaceMantis Shrimp Vision: Why More Receptors Do Not Mean More Eyes
Mantis shrimp vision is remarkable, but receptor counts are not eye counts. Explore the colour experiments and the…
Science & SpaceHow Tardigrades Survive Extremes—and Where Their Protection Fails
What experiments reveal about tardigrade heat tolerance, protective proteins and survival limits, and why water bears are not…
Science & SpaceThe 2026 Fireball “Surge”: What the Sightings Can Tell Us
Bright fireballs drew attention in early 2026. Here is how witness reports differ from events, and why a…
Science & SpaceReflect Orbital Space Mirrors: The Proposal and the Night-Sky Debate
Reflect Orbital proposes redirecting sunlight from space. Its demonstration application raises questions about astronomy, illumination and shared skies.
Science & SpaceArtemis II: What the Planned Crewed Lunar Flyby Will Test
A March 24, 2026 preview of Artemis II: the four-person crew, April launch target, free-return route and objectives…
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