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No one sowed it, but a Norfolk rapeseed field cut for hay once a year from 2011 held 86 plant species by 2022, including 11 not recorded elsewhere in its square kilometre, and a yellow rattle whose nearest known population is 3.4 kilometres away
2026-09-23 — scienceblog.com


Three adult male lions at an Australian safari park given about 200 kilograms of whole kangaroo and goat carcasses every nine days spent almost three times as long feeding on carcass days and lay down about twice as much as before, but their pacing rose over the three-month study instead of falling as the researchers had predicted
2026-09-23 — scienceblog.com


Thousands of octopuses nest 10,500 feet below California’s coast, where warm springs help their eggs hatch faster
2026-09-22 — scienceblog.com


Volunteers helped replant a former Illinois corn and soybean field with 82 prairie species, and a 2025 study found an average of 68.8 of them still present per plot six years later, matching the diversity of nearby prairie remnants
2026-09-21 — scienceblog.com


The EPA's 2022 inventory puts total U.S. greenhouse gas emissions at 6,343.2 million metric tons of CO₂ equivalent, and notes that the country's forests, croplands, and other land use quietly pulled back about 13% of that number, functioning as a net sink rather than another source
2026-09-21 — scienceblog.com


In July 2025, three African wild dog brothers left their pack in Zambia's Kafue National Park and travelled 4,126 kilometres before settling into a new range in the Luangwa Valley, one of four tracked dispersals covering 9,863 kilometres altogether that researchers say do not by themselves confirm genetic or demographic connectivity between wild dog populations
2026-09-21 — scienceblog.com


Chemical bonds locked inside fossil teeth put T. rex’s body temperature at 36.3°C — almost the same as ours
2026-09-21 — scienceblog.com


Even on a clear day, Earth’s atmosphere holds a vertical electric field of about 120 volts per metre; around plants and in unsettled weather it can grow far stronger, and tiny spiders sense it through hairs on their legs to decide when to release silk and fly.
2026-09-20 — scienceblog.com


The hiccup may be an ancient reflex inherited from ancestors that breathed both air and water — its pattern resembles the gill ventilation of amphibians, while its purpose in humans and other mammals remains unresolved
2026-09-20 — scienceblog.com


In March 2025, a baby colossal squid was filmed alive in its natural habitat for the first time, a translucent animal about a foot long drifting 1,968 feet down near the South Sandwich Islands. The species was named a century earlier from two arm crowns recovered from a sperm whale's stomach.
2026-09-19 — scienceblog.com

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