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Your body quietly replaces about 330 billion cells every single day
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One tiny jellyfish can reverse its own aging and start life over again
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A spider’s silk is stronger by weight than steel and researchers still cannot fully copy it
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Scientists warn a ‘zombie’ fungus jumps between insects and is spreading
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Tardigrades survived the raw vacuum of space and came back alive
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A newly found fossil ape from Egypt reshapes where humanity’s ancestors began
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One bite from Australia’s inland taipan holds enough venom to kill 100 adults
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