Piece of fossilised fish vomit has been found in Denmark – unusual discovery dated to the end of the Cretaceous period sixty-six million years ago
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Giant rats in tiny vests trained to sniff out illegally trafficked wildlife
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Scientists receive Ig Nobel Prize for discovering mammals can breathe through anuses
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Investigating touchscreen ergonomics to improve tablet-based enrichment for parrots
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Roar of cicadas was so loud, it was picked up by fiber-optic cables
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Faced with scrap material inside a particle accelerator, physicists used a ferret to try to solve the problem
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Lord of the Rings–quoting performance wins this year’s ‘Dance Your PhD’ contest
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Australian park rangers say 'Toadzilla' could be world's biggest toad
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Crow-plagued California city turns to lasers and boomboxes to clear the air
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The dolphin clitoris is full of surprises, scientists discover
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You have no idea how hard it is to get a hamster drunk
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Australian musk ducks have the ability to call you a ‘bloody fool,’ research finds
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Female octopuses throw things at males that are harassing them
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Scientist invents toilet that turns human feces into cryptocurrency
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Five parrots separated at British zoo after encouraging each other to curse profusely at guests
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Researchers develop weight loss device using powerful magnets to keep your mouth closed
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Humpback whale gulps and spits out Cape Cod lobsterman
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These mutant blind rabbits walk on their front two legs, and now we know why
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Pigs can play video games with their snouts, scientists find
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Jimmy Bernot PhD - Heres the story of how I volunteered to be infected with fifty parasitic worms (hookworm) for a year as part of a research study
@Jimmy Bernot PhD 🦐🪱🏳️🌈: Heres the story of how I volunteered to be infected with 50 parasitic worms (hookworm) for a year as part of a research study. Check out this thread & follow me for more #parasite & marine biology content [t]#ScienceTwitter imgs: https://t.co/hH5YsfS0ay https://t.co/kVurE6BbTS pic.twitter.com/l75h5XcNfl
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Computer built using swarms of soldier crabs
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Fruit trenches: Cultivating subtropical plants in freezing temperatures
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Snowball the dancing cockatoo has wide range of killer moves, new study finds
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A mandarin duck mysteriously appears in Central Park, to birders’ delight
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What happens if someone catches the Loch Ness Monster?
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Apparently snow lepoards bite their tails more than you'd think
@payoletter: snow leopards biting their tails: a thread
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