Fungal jailbreak! Golden oyster mushrooms came into people's homes via growing kits, busted out of their basements, and have started expanding into local forests in North America.
https://t.co/ZDbrhPIi7I
New Open Access resource: A Digital Catalog of Maya Hieroglyphs, by @idiom_project at @UniBonn, it combines epigraphic research with digital tools, correcting classifications, adding hundreds of signs, and enabling powerful search & filter functions.
https://t.co/JEtMfhsKLG
How do animals move in perfect sync without a leader? In the latest Science Sessions episode, we explore how individual decisions shape collective behavior in ants, birds, fish, and more. Listen now: https://t.co/m2I5qKSZzx
A new variety of rice created by simple cross breeding could reduce the plant’s emissions of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, by nearly three quarters. https://t.co/9tkml4x0Ma
Ancient human populations in Bolivia may have intentionally fed muscovy ducks and been largely reliant on maize agriculture, prior to the colonial invasion of the Amazon Basin, according to research published in @NatureHumBehav. https://t.co/qWaWxCvJiW
Wally Wallington demonstrated how a single person can manipulate massive monoliths, or how they could have been moved in ancient times.
He claims that a pyramid could be completed using primitive tools in 25-year with only 520 workers.
This #NationalMarineSanctuaryDay, learn about the newest sanctuary designated just this month on California's Central Coast. The @CHNMSanctuary is the third largest in the U.S., protecting 4500+ square miles of ocean and coast. Learn more from @AudubonCA: https://t.co/IkemUprCkB
By recommending that children avoid exposure to peanuts until age 3, doctors inadvertently turned a rare issue into a major health problem, writes Dr. Marty Makary
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Kendric Cromer, 12, is among the first patients to be treated with gene therapy just approved by the F.D.A. that many other patients face obstacles to receiving. https://t.co/l1WefL5eFw
In @nytopinion
“America’s problem isn’t that we’re a bunch of hedonists hooked on capitalism’s ‘dopamine hits’ — it’s that so many of us aren’t able to get our social, physical and emotional needs met in healthy ways,” writes Maia Szalavitz. https://t.co/ZkOoDagi5n
In the latest #SciencePodcast🎙️, @j_welkin and @CognitiveEcol join @mclean_ka to talk about their research on how memory helps mountain chickadees survive.
🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/SpwNpbCjYu