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A TREASURE HUNT FOR RARE COINS IS COMING TO 4 AMERICAN CITIES
$40,000 in prizes up for grabs in Miami, Philadelphia, San Francisco, and Boston.


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TWO MOMS NAMED JEAN INSPIRED THE NAME OF A 309-MILLION-YEAR-OLD FOSSIL
The stubby amphibian skulked through the swamps of prehistoric Chicago.


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SEA SPIDER WITH HAIRY FEET, THREE LIPS, AND RED EYES FOUND IN CANADA
The team also found a new species covered in parasites.


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THIS MAN DIED MORE THAN 700 YEARS AGO—SO WHY DOES HE LOOK LIKE HE GOT HIT BY A CAR?
Plus Big Bird in space and other weird things we learned this week.


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TINY TWO-HEADED TURTLE FOUND IN CAPE COD
Both heads appear reactive and eager to eat.


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EVEN MORNING COFFEE CAN MESS WITH YOUR SLEEP
Caffeine can interfere with the deep, restorative rest your brain needs.


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EARTH’S CLOSEST ALIEN LIFE PROBABLY ISN’T VERY ADVANCED, SAYS NEW STUDY
Potential plant life may be a key indicator for exoplanet evolutionary timelines.


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AT AN OLD STEEL SITE IN PITTSBURGH, BACTERIA EVOLVED TO SURVIVE (AND EAT) INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION
Billions of microbes inhabit these soils.


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WALKER AND HIS BIG BOOTY FIGHT FOR FAT BEAR WEEK GLORY
Bear #151 was a playful, chill bear. This year, things changed at the Brooks River.


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PLESIOSAURS VOMITED INDIGESTIBLE PELLETS LIKE OWLS
The Jurassic marine predator’s tummy likely couldn’t handle invertebrate shells.


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20 SOARING IMAGES FROM THE BIRD PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR 2026 AWARDS
From urban seagulls to snorkeling penguins.


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HIGH HEELS WERE ONCE THE HEIGHT OF MEN’S FASHION
They were also never intended for walking.


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WHY SCIENTISTS WANT YOUR PHOTOS OF WILDLIFE EATING LUNCH
With a new platform called Who Eats Whom, citizen scientists reveal the fascinating, sometimes shocking interactions between species.


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EVEN MORNING COFFEE MIGHT MESS WITH YOUR SLEEP
Caffeine can interfere with the deep, restorative rest your brain needs.