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[:eu]A study published Friday in Science Advances shows, for the first time, that European eels might link magnetic cues with the tides to navigate. Studying juveniles during the crucial stage […]

[:eu]As more of the nation’s teachers seek to integrate climate science into the curriculum, many of them are reckoning with students for whom suspicion of the subject is deeply rooted.[:]

[:eu]Astronomers said Thursday that they had felt space-time vibrations known as gravitational waves from the merger of a pair of mammoth black holes resulting in a pit of infinitely deep […]

[:eu]Greetings, human. Have you met the humped bladderwort? With new tools that allowed researchers to observe the plant’s genome more closely than ever before, they were able to see just […]

[:eu]Dr. Milner, a professor of psychology in the department of neurology and neurosurgery at McGill University in Montreal, is best known for discovering the seat of memory in the brain, […]

[:eu]An Arizona biologist believes that their sounds should be considered language — and that someday we’ll understand what they have to say.[:]

[:eu]New research provides an explanation for the dynamics of how this planetary system could have formed and remained in stable harmony over billions of years.[:]

[:eu]A new study suggests that Alaska, with its huge stretches of tundra and forest, may be shifting from a net sink, or storehouse, of carbon to a net source. The […]

[:eu]Not all Twitter bots are trying to spam, hack or peddle you fake news. Some are works of creativity, programmed to tweet diagrams of imaginary bird migrations or haikus composed […]