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Antarctica's ice shelves

Antarctica Sets Hottest Day Records on Two Straight Days

The temperature in Antarctica rose to 63.5°F (17.5°C) -- a record for the polar continent.

Melting glacier

UN Scientists Propose Lowering the 2°C Climate Goal

A low temperature target is the best bet to prevent severe, pervasive, and potentially irreversible impacts.

Pandas

Pandas are Sociable, GPS Tracking Reveals

They discovered that the home ranges of individual pandas overlapped and on a few occasions, two animals spent several weeks in close proximity.

Bionic Ants

3D Printed Bionic Ants can Manage Future Factories

The're designed to imitate the cooperative behavior of their living counterparts.

30 new fly species in Los Angeles

30 New Species of Flies Discovered in Los Angeles

Over the course of two years, researchers sorted through more than 10,000 fly specimens.

Ancient lobster-like predator

Scientists Unearth Ancient Lobster-Like Creature

These appendages were composed of three long claws, two of which bore opposing rows of teeth that helped the animal catch its prey.

Formosan subterranean termite

Two Termites Species Produce More Destructive Hybrid Colonies

These species account for most of the estimated US$40 billion in economic losses attributed to termites annually.

Bionic Eyes

Bionic Eyes Restore Vison to Blind American

The bionic eye transplant works for people with eye problem due to hereditary disease such as retinitis pigmentosa.

DNA

New Genome Study Can Help Solving Gene-Disease Links

Researchers embarked on a massive gene-sequencing program involving 2,636 Icelanders, and because of something known as the founder effect.

Shape-Shifting Frog

New Species of Shape-Shifting Frog Goes from Punk to Smooth

Experts said the special frog can change the texture of its skin in a matter of minutes to imitate the environment it lives in.

Google Doodle

Google Doodle Honors Mathematician Emmy Noether on Her 133rd Birthday

The German-born Noether made contributions to fields as varied as algebra and theoretical physics.

17th Century Stellar Explosion

Astronomers Explain the Enigmatic 17th Century Stellar Explosion

A mysterious explosion observed by astronomers in the 17th century was not a nova, but a far more rare and violent type of stellar collision.

Giant Salamander

Scientists Discover Remains of Giant Prehistoric Salamander

The predator called Metoposaurus algarvensis lived around 220 million years ago and likely consumed mostly fish.

Ili Pika

Rare and Cute Chinese Ili Pika Seen After 20 Years

Ili Pika is a small, mountain-dwelling mammal that looks like a teddy bear.

New optical processors control light better

New Light-based Processors Make Superfast Computing Speeds Possible

The new device controls light more efficiently than ever before.

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