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Crime did not surge when California became a ‘sanctuary state’

Caught in the act: Opossums pollinate bizarre parasitic plant

Listen to a ghost crab frighten away enemies—with its stomach rumbles

Cheer up! Optimists live longer

Mystery solved? Why cats eat grass

New drug for sickle cell shows promise

Baby pterosaurs may have taken to the skies straight after hatching

Is your stress rubbing off on your dog?

These vampire birds have something in common with vampire bats, and it’s not just a taste for blood

Americans eat more than 50,000 tiny pieces of plastic every year

Have physicists found a way to save Schrödinger’s cat?

A drop of stem cells restores mice’s sense of smell

One of the world’s largest organisms is shrinking

This parasitic ‘love vine’ is sucking the life out of freeloading wasps

This ocean path will take you on the longest straight-line journey on Earth

Is your favorite Formula One driver going to crash? Depends whom they’re racing

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