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2026 Sees the Most Right Whale Calves Born in One Season Since 2009

The North Atlantic right whale population is showing promising signs of recovery, with the most calves born this year along the U.S. southeast coast since 2009.

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2026 Sees the Most Right Whale Calves Born in One Season Since 2009

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Orangutan poop holds surprising clues about how long they breastfeed

Scientists have made a surprising discovery about orangutan breastfeeding duration through waste analysis, revealing they nurse significantly longer than humans.

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NASA Testing Wastewater Treatment Facility for Future Moon Base

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Dark Chocolate Vs. Milk Chocolate: Dietitians Say Which Is Better for Heart Health

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2026 Sees the Most Right Whale Calves Born in One Season Since 2009

Latest Discoveries

Spectral Fronds and Flowers Comprise Elegant Animals in Molly Devlin’s Paintings

Orangutan poop holds surprising clues about how long they breastfeed

NASA Testing Wastewater Treatment Facility for Future Moon Base

Dark Chocolate Vs. Milk Chocolate: Dietitians Say Which Is Better for Heart Health

Daily Games

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Small Steps

The Power of Awe

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