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  • Hold, Release, Ram: Orcas in the Gulf of California Have Found a Way to Make Sunfish Explode
    October 11, 2026

    Hold, Release, Ram: Orcas in the Gulf of California Have Found a Way to Make Sunfish Explode

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    Recycling Food Waste Could Slash Climate Pollution, But Microplastics Are a Catch

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    How Harmless Bacteria Passing Through the Lungs Can Arm Deadly Infections With Resistance

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    Scientists Discover a Noncoding RNA in Human Cells That Grips Onto ATP

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    Scientists Find a Cheaper Way to Clear ‘Forever Chemicals’ From Farmland

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    Billy Finn and Bruce Greyson discuss the scientific and spiritual realities of the after-life.

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    1 in 9 Older Cannabis Users Meet Criteria for Cannabis Use Disorder, Study Finds

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    High-Dose Vitamin D Linked to Better Cognition in Adults at Risk of Dementia

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    Blocking a Single Immune Receptor Slows Brain Cell Loss in a Mouse Model of Alzheimer’s

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  • What 500 Ice Age Spear Points Reveal About Learning Unfamiliar Land
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    What 500 Ice Age Spear Points Reveal About Learning Unfamiliar Land

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