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Whale Sharks: The Gentle Giants with Eyelidless Eyes Whale Sharks: A Biological Marvel Whale sharks, the world’s largest fish, are known for their massive size, gentle nature, and unique feeding …

Paper Records: Unlocking the Hidden Sounds Digitizing Paper Music In the world of music preservation, a remarkable breakthrough has emerged: the ability to extract music from paper images of records. …

Bees: Smarter Than We Thought Learning and Intelligence Bees, despite their tiny brains, have been shown to possess remarkable cognitive abilities. They can learn complex tasks, solve problems, and even …

Antiquities Looting in Syria: A Threat to Cultural Heritage The Destruction of Syria’s Cultural Heritage During wartime, cultural heritage sites are often at risk. In Syria, the Islamic State (ISIS) …

Unesco Recognizes Belgian Beer Culture as Intangible Heritage Belgian Beer: A Cultural Legacy Belgium’s rich beer culture has been celebrated by Unesco, which has added it to its Representative List …

Motopia: A Pedestrian Paradise A Visionary City of the Future In 1960, British architect Geoffrey Alan Jellicoe envisioned a futuristic town called Motopia, where drivers and non-drivers lived in harmony. …

700-Year-Old Gothic Statue Found in Spanish Riverbed Discovery In a remarkable discovery, a fisherman in Galicia, Spain, stumbled upon a rare medieval statue depicting the Virgin Mary and baby Jesus …

Scientist Allergies: A Hidden Hazard in the Lab Allergies are a common problem for people who work with animals, insects, and other organisms in the lab. In fact, scientists are …

What to Do With Old Mulch in Spring Understanding Old Mulch Mulch plays a crucial role in protecting plants throughout the year, even during dormancy. However, as spring approaches, gardeners …