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Mexico · MexicoSome vipers are the sprinters of snakes. Researchers compared 36 venomous snakes from three families. Vipers wielded the fastest attacks. Some members of one of the other families could give slower vipers stiff competition. Scientists Say: Venomous Scientists shared the new findings October 23 in the Journal of Experimental Biology. The quickest snakes tend to be ambush predators. The true speed demon: terciopelo (Bothrops asper). This pit viper…See the Story
Beware the Vipers: These Snakes Appear to Strike the Fastest
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Sydney, Australia · SydneyThis time of year, “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” is nearly inescapable. As the song goes, Rudolph is bullied for having a nose so bright it glows (like a lightbulb!). But one fateful Christmas Eve, his much-mocked nose makes Rudolph a hero. Using it as a beacon, Rudolph guides Santa’s flying sleigh through a foggy night to deliver gifts around the world. Rudolph’s super-bright snout might seem as fantastical as his ability to fly. But a lig…See the Story
Rudolph’s red nose could glow through bioluminescence
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Oregon, United States · OregonEvery human being starts with the fusion of two cells: an egg cell from one parent and a sperm cell from the other. But for a variety of reasons, two parents may not have both the egg and sperm needed to make a baby. That has led some scientists to wonder if they could make an egg or sperm cell with a parent’s DNA from some other type of cell in their body. Now, a new study brings that one step closer to reality. In the experiment, researchers c…See the Story
Scientists created human egg cells from skin cells
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