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Scientists test 397 butterfly species to reveal how wing patterns confuse predators
Faya was brought to Hawaii for its berries and later used in reforestation
Tiny snail rebounds after extinction fears and captive breeding effort
Nine mongooses released in 1872 spread across Jamaica within a decade
African park once called a “silent graveyard” now has 37 rhinos and seven calves
Chocolate reached east of Mississippi 1,000 years ago; ancient pottery reveals cacao at feasts
Times of india science·6 Oct 2026
Research conducted at the Etowah Indian Mounds has revealed cacao residue in 11th-century pottery, illustrating that the Mississippian culture actively consumed cacao as part of their lifestyle. This…
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