What yellowjacket stings reveal about how scientists measure pain
By documenting the unique pain caused by dozens of insect stings, entomologist Justin O. Schmidt created a one-of-a-kind guide to the world’s most painful stings.
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How will we explain glaciers to generations who have never seen one?
In “Time and Water,” documentarian Andri Snær Magnason tells the story of the deep bond between a family and Iceland’s rapidly melting glaciers.
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Broad Peak avalanche strikes world-famous climber Nims Purja in Himalayan tragedy
The Netflix star was among 10 climbers on Broad Peak struck by a fast-moving disaster.
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Digging for Neanderthals under a medieval Welsh castle
Unscathed by destructive Victorian-era excavations and modern tourism, Wogan Cavern may provide scientists with a glimpse into the lives of our earliest ancestors.
Read MoreThawing permafrost is threatening Svalbard’s ‘corpse point’
Human bones and artifacts from the largest whalers’ graveyard in the archipelago are at risk of disintegrating.
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