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There are just two northern white rhinos left. This film follows the race to save them from extinction

The race to save the final two northern white rhinos from extinction: A documentary journey

Peter G. Killigang

The northern white rhino is one of the most critically endangered animals on the planet. Today, only two of these majestic creatures remain alive, both of them females living under…

To get that perfect ear of corn, weather has to cooperate. Climate change is making it dicier.

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Achieving Perfect Corn Ears: The Role of Weather and Climate Change

Peter G. Killigang

Corn has historically been one of the most reliable agricultural staples, vital not only to American cultivation but also to the worldwide food industry. It plays a crucial role in…

A sunken city's treasures are pulled from the depths after 2,000 years

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Treasures of a sunken city resurface after 2,000 years

Peter G. Killigang

Underneath the waters of a long-lost shore, a remarkable piece of history has emerged once more. Researchers have uncovered significant relics from the ruins of an ancient metropolis that was…

Scientists make 'superfood' that could save honeybees

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Breakthrough ‘superfood’ created by scientists to save honeybees

Peter G. Killigang

In a groundbreaking development that could play a vital role in preserving global ecosystems, a team of researchers has created a specialized food supplement designed to enhance the health and…

In another AI push, China holds the world's first sports event for humanoid robots

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World’s First Sports Competition for Humanoid Robots Held in China Amid AI Advancements

Peter G. Killigang

China recently organized an innovative sports contest for humanoid robots, demonstrating the country's continued dedication to promoting artificial intelligence. This trailblazing event represents an important achievement, highlighting the swift progress…

Las Vegas' growing mosquito problem is 'a ticking time bomb'

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Mosquito problem in Las Vegas intensifies, experts warn

Peter G. Killigang

In the past few years, Las Vegas has gained recognition not only for its vibrant entertainment, casinos, and swift urban growth but also for a less appealing challenge that is…

I tried to find out if the fossil I bought online was real. Then I realized I was asking the wrong question

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I set out to verify my online fossil’s authenticity and discovered a bigger question

Peter G. Killigang

The adventure started with a straightforward query: Was the fossil I bought on the internet genuine? This question pulled me into a maze of scientific articles, geological resources, and specialist…

Mexico’s bat man on saving the ‘most unfairly treated animals on Earth’

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Mexico’s bat man leads efforts to save the planet’s most mistreated animals

Peter G. Killigang

In the thick jungles and ancient caves of Mexico, a silent transformation is taking place, driven by a man with a mission to alter the public's view of one of…

People moved back to Pompeii after devastating eruption, excavations reveal

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Post-eruption Pompeii: People moved back, excavations confirm

Peter G. Killigang

Recent archaeological findings in Pompeii have revealed a remarkable and previously under-examined aspect of the ancient city’s history: people returned to the site after the devastating eruption of Mount Vesuvius…

A plague mysteriously spread from Europe into Asia 4,000 years ago. Scientists now think they may know how

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Tracing a mysterious plague’s path from Europe to Asia 4,000 years ago—new scientific insights

Peter G. Killigang

For centuries, both historians and researchers have been intrigued by the journey of a catastrophic plague that swept through Europe into Asia approximately 4,000 years ago. This ancient illness, identified…