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  • Close-up of a white tiger laying down and looking over its shoulder
    Becky Stephenson

    The Dark And Tragic Reality Of White Tigers

    White tigers are caused by a genetic mutation, and to produce them, people have resorted to cruel practices. Here's the dark and tragic reality of white tigers.
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  • Woman stroking senior black labrador
    S. Flannagan

    Do Dogs Get Dementia?

    The most common and recognizable form of dementia in humans is Alzheimer's disease. But can dogs get similar diseases? You might be surprised at the answer.
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  • Nuclear power plant
    Richard Milner

    This Is How Radioactive Water Is Treated

    Radiation can damage human DNA and cause disastrous adverse effects over time. So how do we treat radioactive water? It's actual more simple than you think.
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  • man subway listen music
    William Kennedy

    Can Music Heal The Body?

    Research on music has shown that it can have beneficial affects on everything from mood to sleep. But can it heal the body? Here's what we know.
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  • Stephen Hawking smiling
    S. Flannagan

    Stephen Hawking's Final Act Of Kindness Happened After He Died

    Stephen Hawking was a unique figure in humanity, his brilliance never dimmed by disability. He even planned an act of kindness for after he died.
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  • ancient egypt carving of opium pipe
    Sarah Crocker

    How Ancient People Consumed Drugs (And Why)

    Drugs can seem like a modern fad, but the reality is that ancient humans developed a complex and sophisticated understanding of drugs that still influences us.
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  • Burning campfire
    Richard Milner

    What Happens If Fires Aren't Put Out?

    Fires have been crucial to the evolution of humans as we know it, but they can also have devestating effects. So what happens when they aren't put out?
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  • black periodic table at angle
    Mina Nakatani

    Elements The World Could Run Out Of

    Not all elements are created equal: Some are abundant and their long-term supply will not be an issue, while others are in danger of running low quite soon.
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  • Meteor falling over a Spanish castle
    Xan Indigo

    People Throughout History Who May Have Been Killed By Meteorites

    About 17 meteorites crash to Earth each day. History is full of unconfirmed reports that falling chunks of space rock have been responsible for various deaths.
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  • Car sinking in water
    Richard Milner

    What To Do If You're In A Sinking Car

    Though you've probably seen someone escape from a sinking car in a movie before, real life is a little different. Here's what to do if you're in this situation.
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  • Algae blooms on water surface
    Richard Milner

    Why Earth's 'Boring Billion' Years Weren't So Boring After All

    Why Earth's 'Boring Billion' years weren't so boring after all
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  • Light spilling through canopy
    Richard Milner

    How To Navigate Using The Sun If You're Lost In The Woods

    Some folks are going to freak out if they can't get their favorite hemp milk with their latte, let alone if they lose track of their trail on a hike.
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  • Mercury in a vial with
    S. Flannagan

    What Does Mercury Do To The Body?

    Though mercury was initially used for various dubious purposes, we now know that it's dangerous for consumption. Here's what it does to the body.
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  • Purple quartz geode
    Richard Milner

    This Is How Geodes Get Their Colors

    Crystals and geodes such have an attractive quality that a whole industry exists around them. Here's how geodes get those vibrant internal colors.
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  • Old-timey deep-diving suit smoldering
    Richard Milner

    What Happens To The Body During An Implosion?

    With the destruction of OceanGate's Titan fresh in the minds of the public, many are curious about what the deceased experienced in their final moments.
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  • The Kowalskis pose together
    William Fischer

    The Tragic Story Of Maya Kowalski And The Doctor Who Traumatized Her Family

    Maya Kowalski was 9 years old when her family was turned upside down in 2015. Since then, the Kowalskis have sought justice and a platform to tell their story.
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  • Sloth close up
    William Kennedy

    The Real Reason Sloths Don't Fart

    Ever wonder about whether certain animals fart? Scientists did, and they figured out the real reason sloths don't fart.
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  • Human skeletal jaw
    Richard Milner

    Why Jaws Are Wired Shut After Death

    One step in the process of embalming human remains after death is wiring the jaws shut. Why exactly is this done? You might be surprised at the answer.
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  • woman with ear trumpet black and white
    Stephen J. Schuyler

    13 Sounds Humans Can't Hear

    There is a world of sound around you that you cannot hear. Let's look at some, both natural and manmade, which enter into this mysterious range of frequencies.
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  • OceanGate Titan
    William Kennedy

    The Reason Submarines Implode, According To Science

    The implosion of the Titan submersible in 2023 left many wondering: Why exactly do submarines implode? Here are the scientific reasons for this phenomenon.
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  • Sinking Titanic artwork
    Richard Milner

    Why The Titanic Isn't Crushed

    On April 15, 1912, the Titanic sank into the depths of the North Atlantic Ocean. So why hasn't it been crushed yet? Here's the science that explains it.
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  • underwater radar
    Andrew Amelinckx

    Why It's So Hard To Find Submarines In The Ocean Like The Titan

    Locating a submarine in the vast expanse of the earth's ocean - most of which is unexplored - is no easy feat. Here's why the task is so difficult.
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  • Short of breath
    William Kennedy

    What Happens To Your Body If You Run Out Of Oxygen?

    Running out of oxygen is a terrifying prospect, and one of the reasons drowning is a scary thought. Here's what happens to your body when you run out of oxygen.
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  • person face in hands
    William Kennedy

    What Crack Cocaine Does To Your Body, According To Science

    Crack cocaine is a highly addictive substance that is used by a shockingly high number of people across the world. Here's what it does to the body.
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  • Spiraling DNA molecules
    Richard Milner

    The Radical Theory That Says That Life Creates The Universe

    The universe led to life as we know it - sound about right? According to some researchers, it's not. Here's one radical theory that proposes something else.
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  • Moist green apple slide taken out
    S. Flannagan

    Will Eating Apple Seeds Really Kill You?

    Have you ever been told as a child that eating apple seeds will kill you? Did you believe it? And is it true? You might be surprised at the answer.
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  • Decaying tombstones amongst bushes
    Richard Milner

    This Is The Deadliest Day Of The Week, According To Science

    There's one day of the week that is particularly deadly - more so than any other day - according to scientific research. Here's what that day is.
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