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Timnewman/Getty Images The ‘Perfect’ Male and Female Bodies Have Been Revealed, and It’s Bad News for Dad Bods
So the dad bod survives, but in a supporting role. Apparently, it’s great for relationships and terrible for Hinge.
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This Guy Built a Personal Mosquito Defense System That Shoots Bugs With Real Lasers
The device uses the same broad idea as LiDAR systems in self-driving cars, only for backyard bloodsuckers.
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Everything We Know About Asteroid JH2, the Washington Monument-Sized Space Rock That Just Flew Between Earth and the Moon
Scientists say the asteroid was never going to hit us, which is nice, since they only spotted it days before it passed.
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Ninja Slushi – Credit: Shark Ninja The Viral Ninja SLUSHi Is $90 Off Right Now—Piña Coladas Are In Your Near Future
Channel your inner Jimmy Buffett, and turn into a slushie every drink imaginable.
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Exhausted young man lying in his bed during the day Gen Z’s Rot-Day Trend Might Be a Sleep-Deprivation Cry for Help
Rot days are recovery attempts from chronic exhaustion.
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Two People Were Arrested for Allegedly Trying to Smuggle Baby Monkeys in Their Underwear
Authorities in Colombia say three baby monkeys were hidden in the suspects’ clothing before a flight to the Dominican Republic.
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Aire Images/Getty Images Scientists Found a Way to Make Mammals Heal More Like Salamanders, Which Is Extremely Weird (And Promising)
A new study shows how mammal cells could be nudged into acting more like salamander cells while recovering from injury.
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Woman waking up, looking out of window, spending day at home, working, getting ready, going outside at night in Berlin. Part of a series with video These Sleepmaxxing Hacks Will Combat All of Your Doomscrolling
For people who are tired of being tired.
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The Washington Post/Contributor/Getty Images Pizza Hut Is Trying to Become Pizza Hut Again, Which Honestly Might Work
A major franchisee is reviving the chain’s old-school dine-in experience with retro “Pizza Hut Classic” locations.

