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Japanese honeybees defend themselves from murder hornets by cooking them

Honey Bees Fight Back: The Stinky Way They Defend Themselves From Giant Hornets

The honey bees coat the entrances of their hives with animal feces to prevent hornet attacks.

Publix Bakery Holiday Cookies Recall: Which Locations Are Affected?

Some Publix locations are not included in the recall.

689-Foot Asteroid Will Make Close Approach To Earth On Christmas Day

NASA's Center for Near-Earth Object Studies has reported that a 689-foot asteroid is currently making its way toward Earth's vicinity. The asteroid, identified as 501647 (2014 SD224), is expected to make its close approach on Christmas Day and is estimated to be taller than the Space Needle in Seattle.

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Face Burn Risk: FDA Warns Against Using Face Mask With Metals During MRI

A patient reportedly got burns "consistent with the shape of the face mask" during the procedure.

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'Sludge' In Utah's Great Salt Lake Caused By Eggs, Not Oil

The brine shrimp eggs made parts of the lake look rather chocolatey.

The giant panda is seen as an 'umbrella' species because its conservation is considered to help many less well-known animals, plants and birds

Pandas Cover Themselves In Horse Poop And Scientists May Finally Know Why

Pandas might be doing this to feel warm, a new study said.

Denmark's cull has left mink farmers in despair -- the country is the world's biggest exporter of pelts but the animals can catch the coronavirus and also pass it back to humans

COVID-19 Outbreak Declared At Canadian Mink Farm, 8 People Infected

Transporting animals and goods from the affected farm has been restricted.

NASA Satellite Captures 'Late-Autumn' Fires In California

Two new fires recently started burning in the southeast of Los Angeles.

Chain Of Alaskan Islands Could Be One Massive Volcano Similar To Yellowstone Caldera

If the supposed hidden caldera would erupt, the explosion could affect Earth's climate by releasing a massive amount of ash and gas into the atmosphere.

'Gluten-Free' Baked Goods Recalled Due To Possible Presence Of Gluten

Flower Foods is recalling some of its Canyon Bakehouse "Mountain White Bread" and 'Everything Bagels."

Half the material from Ryugu will be kept for future study as advances are made in analytic technology

Japan's Hayabusa-2 Brings Ancient Asteroid Dust Back To Earth

After years of exploring asteroid Ryugu, Japan's Hayabusa-2 is back, bringing with it samples that can help answer questions on the origin of waters on Earth.

December Sky Event: Jupiter, Saturn Will Align To Create Rare 'Christmas Star'

According to an expert, the last alignment of this kind took place about 800 years ago.

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How To Live Longer? Just Exercise For 11 Minutes Daily, Study Reveals

A study revealed that 11 minutes of daily exercise can help one live longer and lower the risk of developing age-related diseases. The results were acquired through the analysis of data from wearable activity trackers worn by 44,370 middle-aged men and women for four to 14.5 years.

An electron microscopic image that shows SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19

Can COVID-19 Cause Erectile Dysfunction? Doctors Suspect Males Will Have Long-Term Issues

Doctors believe erectile dysfunction is an issue for many men who recover from COVID-19.

A 'Rare Event In Human History': Astroid Samples Are Brought To Earth

A capsule from a Japanese probe on an asteroid in space has been released and has rare samples that are being brought to Earth.

NASA Hubble Captures 'Very Dramatic' Fading Of Stingray Nebula: 'We Haven't Seen That Before'

A photo captured by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has revealed the dramatic changes in the appearance of the Stingray Nebula. When compared to the nebula's appearance in 1996, the latest image shows significant differences in brightness and color.

Much-Needed Hope: 102-Year-Old Woman Born During Spanish Flu Pandemic Beats Coronavirus Twice

Angelina Friedman, 102, was born during the 1918 flu pandemic. She's a cancer survivor and this year, she beat COVID-19 twice.

A Palestinian girl waits for a bride while wearing a protective mask due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To contain the spread of coronavirus, the Hamas Islamist group has banned large indoor gatherings

COVID-19 Symptoms In Kids According To CDC: Cough, Diarrhea, Vomiting And More

Although children are less likely to develop severe illness and complications from COVID-19 than adults, it is still possible for them to be infected or spread the virus to others. The CDC released a list of COVID-19 symptoms to watch out for in children.

Passengers check in at Los Angeles International Airport ahead of Thanksgiving in Los Angeles, California, November 25, 2020, after US health authorities urged Americans not to travel for the annual holiday

Holiday Travel 2020: CDC Advisory On Holiday Travel During COVID-19

According to the CDC, staying home is still the best way to prevent contracting and spreading COVID-19.

'Large Size' Meteor Explodes Over New York, 'Big Fireball' Flash Caught On Video

Residents all over Central New York heard an explosive boom Thursday, leaving their windows rattlng and their houses shaking. Experts say the sonic boom was caused by a meteorite that made a passage in Earth's atmosphere.

Marijuana For Migraine: Here's How Cannabis Can Ease Pain

Cannabis can help ease one's migraine headaches by calming down the pain signals in one's brain.

The headquarters of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is seen in Silver Spring, Maryland

Recall Alert: Hydrogel For Skin Irritations Recalled Because Of Bacteria Contamination

MPM Medical has recalled one lot of Regenecare HA Hydrogel.

How Amphibian Die-Offs Worsened Malaria Outbreaks

A new study shows how biodiversity loss can affect human health.

The question of whether ancient life could have existed on Mars centres on the water that once flowed there, but new research suggests that many of the Red Planet's valleys were gouged by icy glaciers not rivers

Manned Mission To Mars Close To Possibility As New Tech Transforms Salty Water To Oxygen And Fuel

A team of engineers made an electrolyzer device that is more powerful than the technology used by NASA's Perseverance rover.

NASA Satellite Image Captures Eruption Of Indonesia's Lewotolo Volcano

The satellite image shows the massive plume of ash and smoke over the island.

180-Foot Asteroid Will Come Extremely Close To Earth Thursday, Will Be Closer Than Moon

A 180-foot asteroid will zip past Earth Thursday, according to NASA's CNEOS. The NEA, which is estimated to be as tall as the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy, will get extremely close to the planet when it makes its flyby — even closer than the moon.

Recall Alert: Herbal Compress For Nursing Moms Recalled Over Possible Bacterial Contamination

WishGarden Herbs is recalling several units of Happy Ducts Compress "out of an abundance of caution."

Unraveling The Mystery Of 'Venus' Figurines: Obesity A Desired Condition During The Ice Age

The world's oldest sculptures of overweight women were believed to have spiritual and magical qualities for centuries. A new theory uncovered what shaped those beliefs.

CRAB Cluster: Superbug Spread In New Jersey Hospital Amid COVID-19 Surge

The hospital reported 34 CRAB cases from February to July.

Baby Born From 27-Year-Old Frozen Embryo Is Just 18 Months Younger Than Her Mom

Molly Everette Gibson spent more than 27 years as an embryo in frozen preservation, setting the record for the longest-frozen embryo to ever come to birth.

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CDC Panel Reveals Who Should Get Coronavirus Vaccine First

More than 21 million health care workers and 3 million long-term care residents would be the first to receive a coronavirus vaccine.

Anti-aging Mystery Nears Conclusion As Scientists Identify Gene Responsible For Waning Cells

A team of scientists identified the molecular mechanism that causes different body organs to age. The discovery is an important step in pushing regenerative medicine forward.