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Do Chimpanzees Have Simple Language?

The vocal communication system of chimpanzees is much more complex than previously thought, potentially indicating that the intelligent primates possess a simple language. Researchers from

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Genetic Experiment Creates Fighting Hamsters

A recent study conducted by the Georgia State University has shown that the gene-editing tool, Crispr/Cas9, does not always produce the desired results. The researchers

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Does Breed Affect Dog Behavior?

A recent genetic study conducted in the United States has revealed that a dog’s breed has little to do with its temperament. According to researchers,

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Bat breaks long-distance record

A young Nathusius’ pipistrelle bat has set a long-distance record in Europe, surprising researchers. These bats are known to travel long distances, flying in groups

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Egg Protein Without Chickens

The Every Company, a San Francisco-based start-up, has successfully produced artificial egg white that is indistinguishable from natural egg white. This breakthrough product does not

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Are Vegan Dogs Healthier?

A recent study conducted by the Technical University of Berlin has found that an average dog produces as much CO2 emissions in its lifetime as

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Birds’ Navigation to Breeding Grounds

Every year, thousands of bird species migrate from Africa to Europe, covering thousands of kilometers. Upon their return, they manage to locate their breeding grounds

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AI detects pig emotions

A new study has shown that artificial intelligence (AI) can detect the mood of pigs based on their sounds. This technology could improve the quality

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Gill-less Tadpoles Created

Scientists Create Oxygen-Producing Tadpoles through Photosynthesis In a recent study, scientists from the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München (LMU) have created tadpoles that produce oxygen through photosynthesis, without

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Glowing Silk Moths with Quantum Food

Seidenraupen, die mit Kohlenstoff-Quantenpunkten gefüttert werden, produzieren Kokons und Seide, die unter sichtbarem Licht stark rot leuchten. Die Forschung hat seit Langem versucht, Seidenraupen so