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Discover the first recorded leucistic angular roughshark, found near Albania, with partial melanin loss. This genetic rarity sheds light on predator adaptation and survival risks in deep-sea habitats.

Ammonia is paving the way for zero-emission electricity generation. Discover how high-density, carbon-free fuel cells are transforming power generation and reshaping the global energy race by 2025.

New research links fine particulate matter and nitrogen oxides to increased autism risk, affecting prenatal brain development. See how pollution's hidden impact may influence ASD vulnerability.

Just 5 minutes of exercise daily could drop blood pressure and cut heart disease risk by 10%. Learn how this small change can boost heart health without disrupting your day.

The Rockefeller Christmas Tree, standing 74 feet tall, arrives from Massachusetts with a touching family story. First donation from the Bay State in 65 years, marking a historic moment for NYC's holi

Meet the rare Strawberry-Clawed Hermit Crab: with brilliant red claws and a one-of-a-kind underwater sound, it's unlike anything seen on Australia’s deep coasts. Uncover its fascinating features here!

Pompeii’s ancient DNA rewrites history—new evidence shatters myths about family ties, gender roles, and immigration in the Roman Empire. See how DNA analysis reveals shocking truths about ancient Pomp

Toxic black balls invade Sydney beaches! Scientists shocked to detect drugs, PFAS, and household waste in mysterious sticky spheres. See what's lurking in these dangerous beach menaces!

Experience the future of rail! UK’s first battery train slashes fuel use by 50% and cuts emissions on long journeys—an innovation that sets new sustainability standards in public transport.

Colorado prisons face alarming climate threats as 80% of facilities remain vulnerable to extreme heat, wildfires, and floods—yet protections for inmates are critically lacking. Could this be a crisis