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A landmark study has found that Cape Cod has become one of the worlds new great white shark hotspots, with a staggering 800 individual predators tracked over a three-year research span.

Researchers discover how climate change affects the color of the world's oceans. Read more here to find out.

In Brazil, Sao Paulo's potable water supply is at risk as recurring smelly, toxic foam, once again, befouls the Tiete River. Read more here.

A fish species, which has been popular in the aquarium trade, was recently discovered by experts. Read more about this redtail garra that has been commonly feeding on algae.

Negative biases about our forebears have long been part of science, education, and popular culture. Why?

A new study shows that American minks are able to evolve 50 generations later from having smaller domesticated brains to bigger feral brains. Read more here.

Elephants rarely get cancer and scientists see their testicles as the reason behind this. Could this observation also help humanity to fight cancer? Read more here.

The occurence of volcanic eruptions is expected to rise given the continuing impact of climate change, a recent study has revealed. Read more here to know about the possible effects of this development.

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Over at Phys.Org, there's a new article claiming the following: Order in chaos: Atmosphere's Antarctic oscillation has natural cycle, discover researchers Climate scientists at Rice University have discovered an "internally generated periodicity"—a natural cycle that repeats every 150 days—in the north-south oscillation of atmospheric pressure patterns that drive the movement

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