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Scientists have found that wax worms (which are the caterpillar larvae of wax moths) have saliva with two enzymes that break down durable polyethylene—a widely produced plastic. The discovery was made when …
An AI art exhibition, a structure that predates Stonehenge, raising awareness about unpaid labor in prisons and more
Below the Earth’s surface there is a layer known as the mantle, a mostly solid zone of the planet’s interior that is notoriously difficult to understand because humans have only been able …
Apollo mission photography restored, pulverizing glass for coastal restoration, bowfin regurgitalite and more
Talking to animals, ultra-high-speed public transport, Seoul art fairs and more from around the web
Nestled between the jungle and the lagoon, this property near the Mexico-Belize border provides a lush retreat
Bacteria-based batteries, a new armored dinosaur, India's forest bridges and more from around the web
Flooding rivers, vast mountains and scattered villages characterize Meghalaya, the northeastern state of India considered one of the wettest regions in the world. For centuries, the Khasi people have learned to navigate …
An extraordinary French archipelago off the coast of Newfoundland that defies expectation
Hip-hop history, stingray sounds, breath-powered prosthetics and more from around the web