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'Cocaine SHARKS' found prowling waters after being 'chronically exposed' to drugs dumped in ocean by narco smugglers
SHARKS in Brazil have tested positive for cocaine and scientists say they have multiple theories as...
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Nasa stunned by unexpected Mars discovery that 'shouldn't be there' – and it's a key ingredient for life
NASA scientists have found an "unexpected" but key ingredient for life on Mars, hidden in a...
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Elon Musk's first Neuralink brain chip patient encountered a problem after implant surgery, scientists reveal
ELON Musk's controversial brain chip lab Neuralink has revealed their first ever patient experienced an issue...
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Nigeria fines Meta more than 220 million US dollars, you will be surprised to know the reason
The Nigerian government has fined 'Meta' US $220 million. The Nigerian government announced the fine on...
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Is THIS how the Moon will look in 2050? 3D-printed cave homes, a nuclear power plant and lunar railway
ON this day in 1969, Nasa's Apollo 11 mission landed humans on the Moon for the...
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3 months ago there was an attempted cyber attack on Microsoft systems, done by hackers from this country.
The 'Crowd Strike' outage, a platform that provides cyber security services to Microsoft's PCs and all...
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Ex-Nasa boss slaps down China declaring US won the space race 55 years ago ahead of Apollo Moon landing anniversary
TOMORROW it will be exactly 55 years since mankind first stepped foot on the Moon. The...
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Incredible video shows honeybees SLAPPING ants with their wings & sending them flying in a new attempt to protect nests
Japanese honey bees have been captured using a new technique called "wing-slapping" to protect their hives...
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'God of chaos' asteroid to zoom past Earth closer than some SATELLITES and experts are sending a spacecraft to track it
A HUGE asteroid is set to make an “exceptionally close” pass of Earth in 2029 –...
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Snakes smear themselves in POO to put predators off eating them, experts reveal – but that's not their only gross trick
SNAKES are cooking up a horrible stench to put predators off eating them. Animals the world...
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