Virgin births move from animals to humans, experts say
Scientists weigh whether parthenogenesis could ever occur in people, as reports of virgin births in animals grow
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Missouri archaeologists head to Brazilian Amazon to study ancient geoglyphs
Missouri State University researchers launch the GOJIRA project, using LiDAR and crowdfunding to explore Amazonian ground designs and a possible forgotten civilization.
Solar eclipse in Virgo prompts a fresh approach to training dogs
Experts urge brief, consistent sessions and new environments as Sept. 21 eclipse arrives
Study finds women keep best friends into their 40s and beyond as men lose most close ties in their 20s
Oxford-led UK study of 757 adults tracks when people form and shed close friendships, highlighting gender differences in social circles and the timing of relationship milestones.
Study probes 'objectless sleep' and the Hindu concept of sushupti
Researchers report awareness during deep, dreamless sleep without sensory content, challenging traditional views of consciousness
Earliest images of interstellar object suggest alien solar system origins
Prediscovery images from NASA's TESS show 3I/ATLAS releasing gas far from the Sun, hinting at a formation in a solar system different from ours.
Blue lobsters: scientists question rarity as sightings rise
Genetic mutation and environmental factors may influence electric-blue coloration; researchers call for more monitoring and data-sharing.
New York City rats display social packs and distinctive 'dialect,' study finds
Urban life appears to shape rat social behavior and communication in New York, with packs, food-sharing and city-specific squeaks.
Colorado teen recalls moment two sharks ripped off her leg a year after brutal Belize attack
Annabelle Carlson, 16, recounts the August 2024 shark attack off Belize and her medical journey in a NewsNation interview.