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New Fossil Giant Rodents Found in South America
Scientists have found a near-complete skull and a jaw from a pair of giant rodents belonging to a group that lived millions of years ago in South America.
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SCIENCETech Report: France Will use Eagles to Combat Drones; US, Terrorist and Other Nations' Drones Should Beware
The latest tool in ISIS's armory could soon be foiled by an original aerial ace.
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SCIENCEHeartburn Drugs may Cause Kidney Failure ‘Silently and Gradually’
A recent study suggested that heartburn drugs could lead to kidney failure “silently and gradually over time.” While patients may not notice immediately its adverse effect, the clinical result claimed that the kidney damage could be long-term.
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SCIENCECRISPR Technology Could Help Cure Malaria, but is it Good or Bad?
Several scientists are seeing light that the controversial CRISPR gene-editing technology could be the much-awaited answer to solve epidemics such as malaria.
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SCIENCENew Tiny Frog Species can sit on Your Fingertip
Scientists have discovered some of the smallest frog species in India. During the course of a five-year survey, scientists were able to uncover seven previously unknown "night frogs." Four of them are so tiny that one can comfortably sit on your fingertip.
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SCIENCEAncient Fish or Worm? What Exactly is the 'Tully Monster'?
Scientists are trying to re-classify the species of the mysterious Tully Monster. Past studies have classified this ancient creature as a vertebrate. More specifically, as an ancient ancestor of the lamprey, a hideous, jawless fish with a suction type of mouth.
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SCIENCENASA News Today: Major Discovery Could Be Aliens Or Another Earth
The NASA news today shows that a potentially major discovery could be unveiled to the public, such as alien life or a habitable planet like our own.
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SCIENCEIsrael's Secrets Uncovered: Ancient Roman House Constructed During First or Early 2nd Century A.D Discovered
The 1,900-year-old house containing scenes of nature is part of a much larger archaeological site called Omrit.
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LIFECropan's Boa Historical Details Unveiled: First Living Specimen Seen Since 1953; Brazil's Habitat Revealed
Cropan's boa is one of the world's rarest boas, infrequently sighted and known from only a handful of dead specimens collected after the snake was first seen and described in 1953.
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LIFEDeep Sea Secrets: The Mystery of the Tully Monster Unveiled; What We Know so far
The Tully monster, a bizarre beast that plied the seas 307 million years ago, has long mystified scientists.
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