The Australian Reptile Park has issued an urgent appeal for public donations of one of the world’s deadliest spiders to support its critical antivenom program. After experiencing a “really slow” funnel-web spider season, the zoo is asking Australians to safely capture and donate these deadly arachnids to ensure the continued production of lifesaving antivenom. Spider keeper Emma Teni emphasized that the park needs the public’s help “now more than ever” as fewer
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3D Sound Sculptures Boost Coral Settlement 7x as Global Reefs Face 63% Biodiversity Loss Since 1950s
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The Kia Concept EV2 turns a small electric SUV into a flexible living space for city life. Recently shown at Milan Design
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In Chigasaki, south of Tokyo, 42-year-old manicurist Naomi Arimoto has developed an unconventional response to marine pollution: turning beach plastic into nail
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MIT researchers have developed a revolutionary fiber computer that can be woven directly into clothes, allowing everyday garments
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Research teams from UWE Bristol and University of Southampton have engineered electronic textiles (e-textiles) that decompose naturally while
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Seventeen states and the District of Columbia have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, challenging its January 2025 executive order that halted offshore wind projects nationwide. The legal battle centers on whether the administration properly justified this abrupt policy
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Kia and LG Electronics have joined forces to create cars that do more than just get you from point A to point B. The two companies recently signed an agreement to develop vehicles that can transform into offices or leisure
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Scientists have found a small group of brain cells that control how much we eat and how our weight changes. This discovery could help create better treatments for obesity in the future. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Metabolism