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Earth.com
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Male sperm whales produce the loudest communication sounds of any mammal on Earth

1+ mon, 3+ hour ago   (776+ words) Male sperm whales make incredibly loud clicking sounds that can travel up to 43 miles underwater. A male sperm whale can send out a click so loud and so slow that another whale might hear it from up to 43 miles (70 kilometers)…...

Live Science
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'Like a jail door slamming': Male sperm whales' mysterious rhythmic clanging is the loudest communication sound of any animal

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Discover SWNS
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Whales sing for up to 16 hours non-stop while diving new study reveals

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (818+ words) (Pixs via Doctor Julia Zeh / SWNS) A whale’s dive shapes its song patterns, suggests new research. The study using data from suction caps attached to the aquatic mammals is the first to connect an entire humpback whale song structure to…...

The Laconia Daily Sun
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Study finds whales sing for up to 16 hours non-stop while diving

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (789+ words) A whale's dive shapes its song patterns, suggests new research. The study using data from suction caps attached to the aquatic mammals is the first to connect an entire humpback whale song structure to a complete dive cycle. The findings…...

DEV Community
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MetaboApps Turns GNPS2 Into a No-Code Downstream Lab for Untargeted Metabolomics

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Happy Mag
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AI can now read and write DNA with Evo 2

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Yahoo News
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Moment scientists taught bumblebees how to "play football"

3+ mon, 4+ day ago   (210+ words) Scientists at the University of Oulu in Finland have taught bumblebees to move small balls to reach a reward, revealing surprising problem-solving abilities. In a new study published in Science, the insects learned to reposition a Styrofoam ball beneath an…...

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What Can Slime Molds Teach Psychologists About Learning? | Psychology Today Ireland

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Psychology Today
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What Can Slime Molds Teach Psychologists About Learning?

3+ mon, 2+ week ago   (505+ words) Posted May 29, 2026 | Reviewed by Gary Drevitch The yellow blob that you see in the picture at left is a slime mold, a strange one-cell organism that lives in damp, shadowy areas on the forest floor where it slowly navigates its…...

EurekAlert!
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Data explosion in AI era: PolyU leads breakthroughs in protein-based data storage, delivering high storage capacity, strong stability and encryption capabilities

3+ mon, 2+ week ago   (133+ words) EurekAlert! Data explosion in AI era: PolyU leads breakthroughs in protein-based data storage, delivering high storage capacity, strong stability and encryption capabilities More on this News Release Data explosion in AI era: PolyU leads breakthroughs in protein-based data storage, delivering…...