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Did T. rex Have Feathers and What Color Were They?

September 9, 2025February 22, 2026

Adult Tyrannosaurus rex were likely mostly scaly, with no confirmed body-covering feathers, though small patches of simple filaments in juveniles…

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Inside Australia’s ‘Firehawks’ That Wield Flames to Hunt Prey

January 24, 2025February 22, 2026

They are not mythical phoenixes, and they are not a social-media hoax. In Australia’s tropical savannas, several raptor species have…

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What Is a Solar-Powered Lithium Extractor and How Does It Work?

January 18, 2026February 22, 2026

A solar-powered lithium extractor uses sunlight to drive evaporation that concentrates seawater and helps a lithium-selective material capture Li+ ions,…

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What Is the Breaking Bad Effect and How Does Cancer Diagnosis Influence Crime?

December 28, 2025February 23, 2026

Cancer diagnosis and crime refers to the measurable increase in criminal behavior that follows a serious health shock like cancer….

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What Are Hox Genes and How Do They Work?

October 23, 2025February 23, 2026

Hox genes are a conserved family of transcription factors that assign positional identity along an animal’s head to tail axis….

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