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Lake Vostok has been sealed under two miles of Antarctic ice for millions of years

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A blue whale’s heart is the size of a small car and can be heard beating two miles away

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Researchers ran a 70-billion-parameter AI model across four consumer devices with all data kept local

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The Arctic tern flies pole to pole each year, the longest migration of any animal

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Honor is launching a ‘robot phone’ this month with a camera arm meant to act like a companion

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A juvenile whale shark swam more than 1,200 miles from Madagascar to the Seychelles, a first

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Thieves took 11,329 Hyundai Elantras in the first half of 2025, making it America’s most-stolen car for that period

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An Ice Age spadefoot toad turned up in the fossil vaults of the La Brea Tar Pits

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A giant Cretaceous sea monster hid unrecognized for 30 years in an Osaka fossil drawer

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Scientists named a new beetle genus Luffy for its long, stretchy jaws and antennae

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A 2025 DNA study confirmed the giant ‘Big Boy’ funnel-web near Newcastle is a species of its own

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The Portuguese man o’ war looks like a jellyfish but is really a floating colony of animals

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China’s Longyou Caves were carved 2,000 years ago and no record says who did it

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Nan Madol’s 750,000 tons of basalt were stacked across a lagoon with no wheel or pulley

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Diggers hunting Viking millstones instead unearthed seven rare medieval stone crosses

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A mass grave in Jordan holds plague victims buried within days of the Justinian outbreak

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Ovarian tumor cells that survive chemo pump out fructose to help their neighbors spread

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More than 5,000 years on, Otzi the Iceman is still hosting a living mix of microbes

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Megalodon vertebrae written off in 1989 turned up on a museum shelf, hinting at a 24-meter shark

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Bolivia’s Puma Punku blocks were cut with precision by Tiwanaku stoneworkers

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