This metal figure can melt and re-form to escape a jail cell thanks to gallium upgraded with magnetic particles.https://t.co/Ru1uoqxaKZ

Ten years from now, recycling could satisfy as much as a quarter of the demand in the rare earth magnets market.
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The dove-sized Cratonavis zhui sported a dinosaur-like head atop a body similar to those of today’s birds.
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In Appalachia’s coal country, researchers envision turning toxic waste into treasure.
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A crucial link in the life cycle of one parasitic plant may be found in a surprising place — the bellies of the descendants of an ancient line of rabbits.
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Some simple solutions include dimming or turning off lights overnight, especially floodlighting or lights in empty parking lots.
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For birds, once a diver, always a diver.
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Most research today suggests that procrastination is a behavioral pattern. And if procrastination is a behavior, that means it’s something you can change.
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Dogs hybridize with wolves and ferrets with polecats. Now chickens are mixing it up with wild jungle fowl. That could be a problem.
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A 120-million-year-old fossil bird found in China could offer some new clues about how landbound dinosaurs evolved into today’s flying birds.https://t.co/VudeS49G76

“This paper is confirming that we’ve been undercounting light pollution in the world.”
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“Mining” coal waste could be a valuable source of rare earth elements and help clean up coal mining’s dirty legacy.
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Two young sea spiders never regrew their anuses. So they threw up their feces instead.
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Rather than making devices small to begin with, start big and make them small later.
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A bacteria that likes runny noses may be exacerbating hay fever symptoms.https://t.co/ljtKKjbGTC

"Really weird and unexpected.” Researchers find primate-like fossils north of the Arctic Circle. https://t.co/2UC2YBICmB

The lives of Amamis are shrouded in mystery due to their rarity, but they seem to play a surprising ecological role.
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Shape-shifting liquid metal robots might not just be science fiction anymore. https://t.co/Ru1uoqxaKZ

A shallower jungle fowl gene pool could also mean diminished resources for breeding better chickens. 
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One type of microscopic pond dweller takes viral diets literally.https://t.co/u0UkG2xdy7