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New research on T. rex tooth isotopes indicates the predator maintained high, stable body temperatures, supporting the theory that it was warm-blooded.
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has successfully captured its first test images, marking a key milestone in the observatory's calibration process.
Researchers have discovered that rising water temperatures impair the tiny hairs corals use to breathe, posing a new threat to reef ecosystem health.
Shareholders are pressing Novo Nordisk to expand its pharmaceutical portfolio through mergers and acquisitions to reduce its heavy reliance on Ozempic.
A new £1 million grant program has been launched to assist local community groups in protecting and conserving threatened wildlife sites and green spaces.
The introduction of invasive grey squirrels to the UK in 1876 initiated a long-term displacement of native red squirrel populations.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has begun vaccinating 50,000 health workers to curb a deadly Ebola outbreak that continues to cause a rising death toll.
A major wildlife crossing project has proven highly effective at preventing collisions, demonstrating the success of infrastructure for ecological safety.
Researchers have found no historical or archaeological evidence to support the popular cinematic trope of Vikings firing flaming arrows at funeral ships.
NYC health authorities are monitoring a new cluster of Legionnaires' disease cases while providing guidance on transmission risks and prevention measures.
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