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February 16, 2022 Update: MJ02 In Israel Dear Zion Supporters and Shareholders, 2022 has kicked off to a fast and exciting start for... | February 16, 2022

Whether its COVID, cockroaches or bacteria in your fridge, everything around us evolves no matter what we throw at it.

Alex Wcislo, a high school student, shot a 9 mm ball of clay through a Cecropia tree, leaving a clean hole, but he did not anticipate the holes to be entirely mended before 24 hours. The ant repairs were repeated multiple times as it happened over and over again.

Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.

Im a reader of nonfiction—on my virtual bedside table right now is the marvelously well written and genuinely scary A Natural History of the Future by Rob Dunn, which will change your concept of this world forever—but every year I...

In “A Natural History of the Future,” Rob Dunn turns to ecology as a way of figuring out just how the planet will be altered by climate change.

Extinction threatens nearly half of all primate species, largely due to human activities. But alongside them, a hidden world of biodiversity also could disappear: parasites. Using computer modeling, researchers discovered that if all 108 threatened primate species vanish, so could 176 parasite species, according to a recent report in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal […]

Here is New Scientist's pick of the science and scfi-fi books from 2021 that will keep you entertained over the holiday season

Recommendations from the editors of Scientific American