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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Jul 29, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Popular Mechanics
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Scientists Discovered ‘Zombies’ With ‘Immortal’ Body Parts. This Could Redefine What We Think Life Is. (opens the original)
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Sea cucumbers are weird and diverse animals, with roughly 1,500 known species roaming the ocean floors worldwide. Shaped like their name implies, these tube-like creatures use their feet to help them eat. When threatened, some types entangle predators with sticky threads that shoot from their bodies, while others can mutate to reveal toxic inner organs. If they lose a limb, they simply regrow it. And now, researchers have found a species whose severed tissues—such as a lost foot—appear to be imm
Bacteria Can Pass Down Memories, Study Reveals—Suggesting Your Memory May Be Hiding in Single Cells (opens the original)
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Memory is foundational to our human experience. By tracking and storing our experiences, it helps us navigate the world and is deeply intertwined with consciousness, allowing us to recall the moments that make up who we are. But recent studies have shown that even single-celled organisms, such as bacteria, can store knowledge over time and learn from past experiences. This growing field of research could help us stamp out antibiotic resistance and even unlock clues into how our own memories are
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