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Scientists to Release Genetically Modified Moths into Wild to Aid Pest Control Efforts
Scientists are confident in releasing a genetically modified moth into the wild to help pest control efforts that would benefit vegetable crops.
Astronomers Identify Jupiter's 'Twin' in Solar System that Resembles Ours
Velociraptor Ancestor Detailed in New Study, Called a 'Fluffy Bird from Hell'
Black Leopards in Malaysian Peninsula Photographed With Hidden Spots Beneath Coat (LOOK)
Climate Change to Cause a 20-Foot Sea Level Rise, New Study Suggests
New Horizons Could Reignite Pluto Debate With Greater Understanding of Kuiper Belt
Oldest Animal Sperm on Record Discovered in Antarctica, Detailed in New Study
New Horizons Pluto Flyby Complete: First-Ever Close-Up Inspires Memes, Debate
By Russell WesterholmMale Black Widow Spiders Are Home-Wreckers
By Staff ReporterClimate Change Is Shrinking Bumblebee Habitats At An Alarming Rate
By Staff ReporterSupermassive Black Hole Appears Impossibly Large for Host Galaxy
By Russell WesterholmNew Horizons Helps NASA Scientists Settle Debate of Pluto's Size
By Russell WesterholmAustralian Scientists Discover 50-Million-Year-Old Volcanoes
By Staff ReporterPlutonium Electrons 'Fluctuate' Constantly, Making the Metal Immune to Magnets
By Russell WesterholmWest Antarctic Ice Sheet Experiencing Heightened Geothermal Heating Toward Its Base
By Russell Westerholm
