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Hydnora is a parasitic plant that spends nearly its entire life hidden beneath the soil. It lacks leaves and chlorophyll, relying completely on host plants for water and nutrients. Only its bizarre ...

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Damsky continues his eliminationist rhetoric by targeting Jews. Since his rise to infamy, he has posted countless antisemitic ...

After the International Comic Book Festival's 53rd edition was canceled, in Angoulême, southwestern France, the Grand Off and ...

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The latest release documents ongoing relationships between Jeffrey Epstein and billionaires, politicians, and power brokers ...

Japanese macaques are famous for soaking in hot springs during winter, but new research suggests this behavior may serve purposes beyond staying warm.

At Brazil's Butantan Institute, Ricardo Bassini-Silva identified mite larvae feeding on a millimeter-scale specimen in the museum's archive.