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Students Accidentally Discover Incredible Ant-Plant Symbiosis, Thanks To A Slingshot Wound

The ants repaired the tree's wound within 24 hours.

Cameras Off? Some People Don't Mind Seeing Themselves On Screen During Virtual Meetings: Study

It depends on one trait: the user's public self-consciousness.

Chilean Zoo Jabs Big Cats, Orangutan Against Covid-19

Bornean orangutan Sandai receives his second dose of an animal coronavirus vaccine at the Buin Zoo in Chile

Chilean zoo jabs big cats, orangutan against Covid-19

A surge fuelled by the Omicron virus variant is threatening to overwhelm hospitals in France

When Do Omicron Symptoms Start And When To Get Tested After COVID-19 Exposure?

The Omicron variant is believed to have a shorter incubation period than other COVID-19 strains.

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On Dec 31, 2021 firefighters walk near a home destroyed by a wildfire in Boulder County, Colorado

Three People Missing In Colorado Wildfire

Three people missing in Colorado wildfire

Celebrations erupt in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, after Joe Biden is declared winner of the presidential election

Which US Cities Have Vaccination Requirements? Philadelphia Joins The Growing List

A summary of major U.S. cities that have vaccination requirements of varying degrees.

Indonesia's economic recovery is stoking demand for thermal coal in the world's biggest producer of the fuel

Indonesia Bans Coal Exports In January Over Domestic Supply Worries

Indonesia bans coal exports in January over domestic supply worries

Quadrantids: Don't Miss The First Meteor Shower Of 2022

The Quadrantids will peak on the evening of Jan. 2 to 3.

The euro is now used by 340 million people in 19 nations, from Ireland to Germany to Sklovakia

Euro Marks 20 Eventful Years

Euro marks 20 eventful years

Handout picture released by Rewilding Argentina Foundation showing a five-year-old jaguar named Jatobazinhoafter he was released back into the wild at Ibera National Park, in Corrientes, on December 31, 2021

Jaguar Released In Argentina To Help Endangered Species

Jaguar released in Argentina to help endangered species

Flames engulf homes as the Marshall Fire spreads through a neighborhood in the town of Superior in Boulder County, Colorado on December 30, 2021

Colorado Wildfire Took Hold 'In Blink Of An Eye': Governor

Colorado wildfire took hold 'in blink of an eye': governor

Betty White was honored at the 70th Emmy Awards on September 17, 2018, earning a standing ovation -- and she gave a signature pithy thank you speech

Betty White, Doyenne Of US Television, Dead At 99

Betty White, doyenne of US television, dead at 99

The Eiffel Tower lit up in blue to mark the start o the French presidency of the European Union

Macron Hopes For EU 'Turning Point' In NY Address

Macron hopes for EU 'turning point' in NY address

Strong winds and an extremely dry landscape are fuelling a dangerous fire in Colorado that is already feared to have destroyed hundreds of homes

Heavy Snows To Hit Colorado After Wildfires Destroyed Hundreds Of Homes

Up to a foot of snow is expected in some parts of the state, in a blizzard that should help to extinguish the fires but could also present new "life-threatening" challenges to travel in some areas.

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4 Tips To Recover After Overeating During The Holidays

It may be tempting to take a nap but after overeating, but it's best to move a little.

French car advertisements will soon have to include messages such as "Consider carpooling," "For day-to-day use, take public transportation," or "For short trips, opt for walking or cycling"

'Opt For Cycling': French Car Ads Must Back Alternatives

'Opt for cycling': French car ads must back alternatives

5 Achievable New Year's Resolutions You Can Try For Your Health In 2022

Simple new year's resolutions may be easier to maintain and turn into a healthy habit.

2022 Sky Events To Look Forward To

2022 has more than a few treats for skywatchers.

Public Health Alert Issued For Meat, Poultry Products Imported From China

The issue was discovered through an investigation.

Colorado Wildfires Destroy Hundreds Of Homes

At least 1,600 acres (650 hectares) have burned in Boulder County, with officials warning deaths and injuries were likely.

Will Pluto Become a Planet Again? Some Scientists Believe That Taking Away Its Title Was A Mistake

A group of researches explain why they believe Pluto should not be left out as "a planet" claiming that its redefinition was a rushed mistake.

US regulators approved the re-start of Johnson & Johnson vaccinations halted over blood clotting concerns

Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Provides Protection Against Omicron, Severe Illness After Second Dose

The Johnson & Johnson booster shot may provide as much as 41 times more protection against COVID-19's Omicron variant.

Energy Costs Soar In 2021, Fuelled By Political Unrest

Energy costs soar in 2021, fuelled by political unrest

Star Trek's William Shatner waxed profound about what it meant to see the Earth from the cosmos, as space tourism finally came into its own

2021: A Year Of Space Tourism, Flights On Mars, China's Rise

2021: A year of space tourism, flights on Mars, China's rise

A sea otter sits on a chunk of ice that fell from a glacier in the Prince William Sound near Whittier, Alaska

Alaska Sees Record 67 Degree Day, Heavy Unseasonal Precipitation In December

Alaska is experiencing record temperatures in the 50s and 60s on top of unseasonal amounts of precipitation.

Tutu Remembered At Cape Town Interfaith Tribute

Tutu remembered at Cape Town interfaith tribute

Adult Cigarette Smokers Not Planning To Quit More Likely To Discontinue After Vaping

A new study included people who didn't have any plans to quit smoking.

N95 masks offer 95 percent protection from airborne particulates as small as 0.3 microns

This Is The Best Mask For Omicron COVID-19 Protection, According To Experts

Cloth face masks can only filter 37% of infectious particles, one study found.

A recent expedition on board the oceanographic research vessel Cabo de Hornos in the far south of Chile sought to investigate harmful organisms and how they are impacting climate change

Chilean Scientists Study Climate Change At 'End Of The World'

Chilean scientists study climate change at 'end of the world'

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Sleep Deprivation Increases Teens' Consumption Of Sugar, Carbs: Study

Researchers compared the sleep and eating patterns of 93 teenagers during five nights of short sleep and five nights of healthy sleep. Each of the adolescents recorded data on their food intake.

The G7 has called the Omicron coronavirus variant the biggest threat to global public health

Can One COVID Variant Protect Against Another? New Study Suggests This Is True

Can overcoming an infection with the Omicron variant of COVID-19 actually create more immunity to earlier variants? A new study by South African researchers suggested this may be true.

Some European states, such as Poland and Ukraine, have accused Moscow and Russian energy company Gazprom of cutting gas supplies to Europe to exert political pressure.

Russian Gas Supplies To Europe Under Scrutiny

Russian gas supplies to Europe under scrutiny

Even Young Children Challenge 'Rule-Breaker' Peers: Study

In the study, the researchers looked at 376 children aged 5 to 8. These kids were from eight different societies in Asia, Africa, Europe and South America.