
Carnivorous ‘Bone Collector’ Caterpillars Wear Corpses as Camouflage
Nicknamed the “bone collector,” this newly confirmed caterpillar in Hawaii secretly scrounges off a spider landlord by covering itself with dead insect body parts
Carnivorous ‘Bone Collector’ Caterpillars Wear Corpses as Camouflage
Nicknamed the “bone collector,” this newly confirmed caterpillar in Hawaii secretly scrounges off a spider landlord by covering itself with dead insect body parts
Prime Number Mystery Is Key to Magic: The Gathering Card Game Strategy
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Lion Bite to the Butt May Be First Proof of Human-Animal Gladiatorial Combat
Trump’s NOAA Has Downplayed an Alarming Finding: CO₂ Surged Last Year
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Prime Number Mystery Is Key to Magic: The Gathering Card Game Strategy
The popular fantasy card game Magic: The Gathering has a new card related to prime numbers. Now fans are trying to use it to tackle one of the biggest problems in mathematics
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Mathematicians Crack 125-Year-Old Problem, Unite Three Physics Theories
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Lion Bite to the Butt May Be First Proof of Human-Animal Gladiatorial Combat
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