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Spider Fangs May Have Started With a 518-Million-Year-Old Sea Creature, According to Scientists
A fossil from China’s Chengjiang beds may show the earliest known chelicerae, the mouthparts that later evolved into spider fangs and scorpion pincers.
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The FDA Just Approved Medical Maggots for Wound Care. Here’s What That Means for Medicine.
Cuprina’s MEDIFLY Maggots use sterile Australian sheep blowfly larvae to remove dead tissue from non-healing wounds.
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Yana Iskayeva/Getty Images Men Who Sit Too Much May Have Weaker Mitochondria, New Research Suggests
Researchers found sedentary men produced less cellular energy, burned less fat, and showed signs of weaker mitochondrial function.
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7Magic 7-in-1 Hot Air Styler – Credit: 7Magic These Dyson Airwrap Dupes Won’t Obliterate Your Budget
Your hair won’t know the difference.
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Is Lying to Your Partner Ever a Good Thing? Researchers Say It’s Complicated.
Researchers found that everyday dishonesty in relationships can erode trust even when people claim they were lying to protect their partner.
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Fart Fetish Content Is the Fastest-Growing Kink of 2026, According to a New Report
Data shows fart-related content has more than doubled in sales, making it one of the fastest-growing fetish categories worldwide.





