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Category: Biology

Virus DNA in Humans: What’s in Your Genes?
Biology Health

Virus DNA in Humans: What’s in Your Genes?

February 2, 2015April 6, 2021

We all carry remnants of DNA from viruses that infected our ancestors millions of years ago. In fact, all mammals…

Fish Food Turned into Two New Biofuels
Biology Engineering Environment Oceanography

Fish Food Turned into Two New Biofuels

January 29, 2015September 4, 2015

By Kate S. A common algae commercially grown to make fish food could become a future source of biofuel, according…

Oldest Primates Lived in Trees
Biology Paleontology

Oldest Primates Lived in Trees

January 22, 2015April 4, 2021

By Kate Stone A new study from the University of Florida suggests that humans’ earliest primate ancestor was a tree-dwelling…

Harlequin Filefish Uses Smell to Fool Predators
Biology Zoology

Harlequin Filefish Uses Smell to Fool Predators

December 16, 2014April 4, 2021

Harlequin filefish can disguise their smell to hide from predators. In fact, they can make themselves smell like coral instead…

Honey Bees Need Less Environmental Stress
Biology Environment Zoology

Honey Bees Need Less Environmental Stress

December 1, 2014March 31, 2021

Honey bees are threatened by the parasitic Varroa mite, insecticides, and a host of other factors. Scientists have a possible solution.

Tapeworm Removed from Man’s Brain
Biology Health

Tapeworm Removed from Man’s Brain

November 22, 2014September 4, 2015

Doctors in the UK recently removed a very rare tapeworm from a man’s brain that had been living there for…

How Humans, Birds, and Grasshoppers Breathe
Biology Zoology

How Humans, Birds, and Grasshoppers Breathe

October 28, 2014February 12, 2026

This informative illustration of how three different animals breathe is the work of Eleanor Lutz, a designer with a degree…

Saving the Honey Bees with Microscopic Bugs
Biology Environment Zoology

Saving the Honey Bees with Microscopic Bugs

October 27, 2014September 5, 2015

For several decades, honey bees have been ravaged by a deadly disease that kills their babies and leads to the…

Florida Lizards are Evolving, Fast
Biology Zoology

Florida Lizards are Evolving, Fast

October 24, 2014August 26, 2021

In the span of just 15 years, scientists have documented native lizards evolving rapidly in response to pressure from an invasive species.

Bluefin Killifish Flamboyant Fin Colors
Biology Zoology

Bluefin Killifish Flamboyant Fin Colors

October 21, 2014September 5, 2015

Fish use their fins for swimming, but fins can also advertise a fish’s social status and health. In a new…

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