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The 1960s and 70s accidentally produced one of the most emotionally durable generations in modern history — not through better parenting but through benign neglect that forced children to self-regulate, problem-solve, and develop emotional calluses that modern comfort has made nearly impossible to grow
2026-10-27 — scienceblog.com


Wild orangutan mothers arrange play dates, spending time and energy travelling to patches of forest so their infants can meet others their age, a PNAS 2026 study by Jacobson and colleagues suggests.
2026-10-26 — scienceblog.com


When Florida released eight Burmese pythons in 1992 for a university tracking study, the snakes were meant to stay in a fenced area, but Hurricane Andrew hit weeks later and destroyed the enclosure, and today tens of thousands of their descendants occupy the Everglades
2026-10-26 — scienceblog.com


Time spent close to a cat tracked positive mood, not the years of ownership, in a one month Kyoto University study of 29 cats and 19 owners that used Bluetooth beacons on collars, published in iScience.
2026-10-26 — scienceblog.com


A winter bee cluster looks like bees keeping each other warm. The physics suggests the ones on the outside aren't a blanket at all but the part doing the suffering — and that the standard thin-walled wooden hive is what makes clustering necessary in the first place.
2026-09-24 — scienceblog.com


A Dutch schoolteacher clicking through galaxy images on a volunteer website in 2007 flagged a green smudge she couldn't identify and asked what it was. It turned out to be a cloud of gas lit by a quasar that had already switched off, and astronomers named the object after her.
2026-09-24 — spacedaily.com


The golden jackal was a Balkan animal in the 1980s and is now breeding as far west as Germany, with individual dispersers reaching the Netherlands, Denmark and Finland. Nobody released a single one — they walked north on their own, into the gap a missing predator left.
2026-09-23 — scienceblog.com


France took two dams out of the Loire in 1998 and 1999, when dam removal was still considered eccentric. Atlantic salmon reached spawning grounds upstream within a couple of seasons, and the river is now the longest stretch of free-flowing water in western Europe.
2026-09-23 — scienceblog.com


Verkhoyansk recorded 38°C in June 2020, the highest temperature ever measured inside the Arctic Circle. The same town holds a record of minus 67.8°C, which gives it the largest temperature range of anywhere on Earth.
2026-09-22 — spacedaily.com


Cocoa prices hit record highs in 2024 because two West African countries grow most of the world's supply and both had bad weather in the same season. The chocolate aisle is downstream of rainfall in Ghana.
2026-09-22 — scienceblog.com

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