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Seven-hundred-pound rocks slide across a Death Valley lake bed and leave trails behind them

By BeckhamLangford

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A stretch of the Amazon runs hot enough to boil you alive, far from any volcano

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Some desert lines in Peru run dead straight for miles, carved more than 2,000 years ago

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The deepest spot in the ocean crushes anything down there with the weight of 50 jumbo jets

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A new atlas shows where aging cells hide across the human body

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America’s largest genomics database now includes more than 747,000 participants

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A fungus in Oregon is quietly the largest living organism on the planet

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A U.S. company says it plans to bring the woolly mammoth back by 2028

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11 creatures that seem to cheat death

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CRISPR made prostate tumors more vulnerable to immunotherapy in mice

By BeckhamLangford

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Inherited genes can steer how cancer evolves after DNA damage, a mouse study found

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A bizarre CRISPR enzyme destroyed cancer cells by shredding their DNA in early tests

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The only living structure visible from space stretches more than 1,400 miles off Australia

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The largest tree on Earth grows enough new wood each year to build another 60-foot tree

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A smiling salamander can regrow its legs, its heart, and even parts of its brain

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The world’s largest living thing, a 13-million-pound aspen grove, is slowly dying

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A crab’s blue blood, worth $60,000 a gallon, tests nearly every vaccine you take

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A tiny shrimp snaps its claw so fast it fires a bubble hotter than the surface of the sun

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A wrinkled rodent lives nearly 40 years and almost never gets cancer

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An octopus has three hearts, nine brains and blue blood, and each arm nearly thinks for itself

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