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| News Pandas' share of protein calories from bamboo rivals wolves' from meat May 02 2019 3:22 PM The panda gut digests protein in bamboo so well that the animal's nutritional profile for calories resembles a wolf's. READ MORE |
| News A dinosaur's running gait may reveal insights into the history of bird flight May 02 2019 2:11 PM In what may have been a precursor to avian flight, a flightless winged dinosaur may have flapped its wings as it jogged. READ MORE |
| News An AI used art to control monkeys' brain cells May 02 2019 2:00 PM Art created by an artificial intelligence exacts unprecedented control over nerve cells tied to vision in monkey brains, and could lead to new neuroscience experiments. READ MORE |
| News in Brief LIGO and Virgo made 5 likely gravitational wave detections in a month May 02 2019 1:41 PM It took decades to find the first gravitational wave event, and now they're a weekly occurrence. READ MORE |
| Feature Can Silicon Valley entrepreneurs make crickets the next chicken? May 02 2019 7:00 AM Entrepreneurs are bringing automation and data analysis to insect agriculture to build a profitable business that helps feed the planet. READ MORE |
| News in Brief Hippo poop cycles silicon through the East African environment May 01 2019 2:06 PM By chowing down on grass and then excreting into rivers and lakes, hippos play a big role in transporting a nutrient crucial to the food web. READ MORE |
| News Water has been found in the dust of an asteroid thought to be bone-dry May 01 2019 2:00 PM Scientists detected water in bits of an asteroid thought to be devoid of the liquid. Such space rocks might have helped create Earth's oceans. READ MORE |
| News A jawbone shows Denisovans lived on the Tibetan Plateau long before humans May 01 2019 1:00 PM A Denisovan jaw is the earliest evidence of hominids on the Tibetan Plateau, and the first fossil outside of Siberia from the mysterious human lineage. READ MORE |
| The Science Life How scientists traced a uranium cube to Nazi Germany's nuclear reactor program May 01 2019 3:00 AM New research suggests that the Nazis had enough uranium to make a working nuclear reactor. READ MORE |
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