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  Humanity has wiped out 60% of animal populations since 1970, report finds  

Quote"This is far more than just being about losing the wonders of nature, desperately sad though that is," he said. "This is actually now jeopardising the future of people. Nature is not a 'nice to have' – it is our life-support system."

Scientists Are Totally Rethinking Animal Cognition 

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What science can tell us about how other creatures experience the world

'Wood wide web'—the underground network of microbes that connects trees—mapped for first time

Kao uvod u neki film katastrofe ili kakav palp roman:

Ancient life awakens amid thawing ice caps and permafrost

Mislim, za sada je to mahovina, ali... u šta će izrasti?

U život koji će se s teškoćama takmičiti sa ostatkom sveta i 100000 godina evolucije.

Ne da će banane kao takve skroz nestati, ali ova situacija sa gljivičnim oboljenjem koje zatire najpopularniji komercijalni soj banane je dobro podsećanje na to šta dobijate kada smanjite biodiverzitet u ime, jelte, bolje zarade:

The banana is one step closer to disappearing

Pošto moja arahnofobija nije bila dovoljno parališuća:


Some spiders produce milk – and it's more nutritious than cow's milk

Scientists discover the first-known animal that doesn't need oxygen to survive

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The study, published Tuesday in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that the parasite Henneguya salminicola does not require aerobic respiration in order to survive — a revelation that may change how we understand life on Earth and beyond.

'Alien-like' creature resembling E.T. discovered in ancient area of Pacific seafloor


Mislim, sunđer je  u pitanju ali veoma sladak.

The Anglerfish Deleted Its Immune System to Fuse With Its Mate

QuoteThere are few animals more bizarre than the anglerfish, a species that has so much trouble finding a mate that when the male and female do connect underwater, males actually  fuse their tissue with the females for life. After the merger, the two share a single respiratory and digestive system.
Now scientists have discovered that the anglerfish accomplishes this sexual parasitism because it has lost a key part of its immune system, which then allows two bodies to become one without tissue rejection. (Remember symbiont Jadzia Dax of Deep Space Nine?)

Earth Keeps Pulsating Every 26 Seconds. No One Knows Why.

'Australia's biodiversity just got a lot richer': Two new mammals discovered 

It Sure Looks Like the RNA World Hypothesis Is Wrong

Scientists observe live cells responding to magnetic fields for first time

OK, vreme je da se napušta planeta, jel' ima neko Maskov broj?

   Scientists Find 20 Million-Year-Old Giant Predatory Nightmare Worm

forum prso, objavljuje mi u pogrešnom topiku wtf

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kacam već tu, kakav bre crv haha

Scientists accidentally found life under 3,000 feet of ice in Antarctica. 'Never in a million years' would they have expected it, the lead scientist said.

"Nauka"


Scientists shot tardigrades out of a gun at more than 2,000 mph to see if the critters could survive 

Spojler: ne.

  Humans have 'untapped' ability to regenerate body parts, scientists say

Scientists discover the Earth's inner core isn't solid or liquid. It's 'superionic.'

Prvi April je prošao tako da bi ovo trebalo da bude relativno ledžit:


Mushrooms communicate with each other using up to 50 'words', scientist claims

Mystery of why humans die around 80 may finally be solved

The Hidden Reason Bees Are Being Wiped Out

Fungicidi ne ubijaju pčele, ali ubijaju mikrobe kojima se pčele hrane. A mi mislili da se hrane samo polenom i nektarom.

Šteta što sam otvarao topik posebno za to, a niko ga ne koristi osim mene 

Sećam se da postoji bolje mesto, ali nešto mi se zaplelo u mozgu i nisam našao topik par linija niže. A tražio sam ga na par stranica u ovom podforumu. Krivim kovid.

Spiders Seem to Have REM-like Sleep and May Even Dream

First "virovore" discovered: An organism that eats viruses  

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And sure enough, one particular microbe seemed to be snacking on the viruses – a ciliate known as Halteria. In water samples with no other food source for the ciliates, Halteria populations grew by about 15 times within two days, while chlorovirus levels dropped 100-fold. In control samples without the virus, Halteria didn't grow at all.