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WWildlife Read More They’re Huge, They’re Creepy, and They’re Back—An Expert’s Tips for Joro Spider SeasonOctober 25, 2025 For residents of the southeastern United States, fall signals the return of Joro spiders—huge, bright yellow arachnids from…
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GGenetics Read More Growth and development of two predator species fed a diet of genetically engineered mosquitoes | Parasites & VectorsAugust 24, 2025 Genetically engineered Anopheles coluzzii The genetically engineered AcTP13 strain of An. coluzzii used in these experiments was developed…
SScience Read More Engineered yeast provides rare but essential pollen sterols for honeybeesAugust 21, 2025 Strains, culture conditions and chemicals Escherichia coli strain DH5α was used for plasmid construction. E. coli was grown at…
WWildlife Read More Horrifyingly Huge New Stick Insect Discovered Exactly Where You ThinkAugust 1, 2025 Australia is famous for hosting the weirdest creatures we’ve ever seen. Sometimes, these weird creatures also come extra-large—like…