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Designer DNA

April 4, 2018

Bits of DNA may prevent neurons from producing a disease-causing protein.

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Our laundry could be harmful to the environment. (CC0/via Gratisography)

Ocean Microfibers

April 3, 2018

Tiny fibers from our washing machines could harm marine life.

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A lobster trapped inside derelict fishing gear. (© Center for Coastal Studies 2017)

Ghost Fishing

March 23, 2018

Researchers use sonar to locate lost fishing gear that harms sealife.

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Laysan albatross eye plastic lighters picked up during a beach cleanup, Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument in the Hawaiian Islands. (NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries)

Ocean Trash Hotspots

March 19, 2018

Scientists tally up the burden of plastic trash on U.S. coastlines.

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Roving Bacteria

March 13, 2018

Gut bacteria can escape into other tissues and cause serious illnesses.

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Clean Fish Learn Better

March 12, 2018

Reef fish make better decisions when smaller fish keep them clean.

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Dino Tracks

March 2, 2018

A slab of rock reveals what appears to be traces of a dinosaur dance party.

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Panel 3 in Maltravieso Cave showing three hand stencils. One has been dated to at least 66,000 years ago and must have been made by a Neanderthal - color enhanced. (H. Collado)

Neanderthal Art

February 27, 2018

Sophisticated cave art in Spain may be the work of Neanderthals.

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Purple sea urchins grow to fit perfectly inside cavities that they create themselves. (Michael Russell/Creative Commons)

Sea Urchin Hideaways

February 26, 2018

Sea urchins carve out their own homes in the rock with their teeth.

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Friendship on the Brain

February 5, 2018

Close friends show similar brain patterns.

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Drone Forensics

December 20, 2017

Using drones to prosecute decades-old war crimes in Guatemala.

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Human Size Evolution

November 14, 2017

Our ancestors and their extinct relatives grew in height and weight at different times.

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