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Ancient marine reptiles may have swum ashore to vomit, fossils suggest
Meet Filip Lajciak, the Slovak student who built an affordable 3D microscope
Australia grew a Madagascar vine for WW2 rubber. It became a major invasive weed
Sharks’ Long-Range Hearing: Study finds 74m sound detection; sharks turn away
Scientists test 397 butterfly species to reveal how wing patterns confuse predators
Could humans live up to 194 years? Scientists find a possible biological limit
Times of india science·8 Oct 2026
A groundbreaking study suggests that if we could eliminate aging mechanisms, humans could potentially live between 146 to 194 years. Researchers spotlight somatic mutations as key contributors to…
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