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a team of people in protective gear and head torches walk away from the camera into the depths of a mine shaft. there are rail tracks at their feet.

Earth's Underworld Is Full of Life, And It Goes Deeper Than We Ever Knew Nature02 February 2025

Peeing Appears to Be Contagious in Humanity's Closest Relatives

Peeing Appears to Be Contagious in Humanity's Closest Relatives Nature02 February 2025

Shock Discovery Reveals Penguins Don't Mate For Life After All

Shock Discovery Reveals Penguins Don't Mate For Life After All Nature02 February 2025

Yeast grains

Scientists Just Achieved a Major Milestone in Creating Synthetic Life Nature02 February 2025

Mouse Created With Two Fathers And No Mother Survives to Adulthood

Mouse Created With Two Fathers And No Mother Survives to Adulthood Nature30 January 2025

'Unusual Find': 66-Million-Year-Old Fossilized Vomit Discovered

'Unusual Find': 66-Million-Year-Old Fossilized Vomit Discovered Nature30 January 2025

The Most Active Volcano in The Northeast Pacific Is Preparing to Erupt

The Most Active Volcano in The Northeast Pacific Is Preparing to Erupt Nature28 January 2025

Earth's Crust May Be Peeling Away Deep Beneath California's Sierra Nevadas

Earth's Crust May Be Peeling Away Deep Beneath California Nature28 January 2025

illustration of Monquirasaurus boyacensis, a Cretaceous pliosaur from what is now Colombia

Monstrous Creatures of The Past Could Have Feasted on Today's Apex Predators Nature26 January 2025

Sea and sky stained orange amidst blue at sun set

Why Is The Sky Blue? The Answer Is More Complex Than You Might Think Nature25 January 2025

sahara desert

The First Dinosaurs May Be Hidden in Earth's Least Accessible Places Nature24 January 2025

iceberg edge

World's Largest Iceberg on Collision Course With Remote Islands Nature24 January 2025

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