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Nathalie Ouellette27 October 2017

Litter isn’t just a problem in your neighbourhood on Earth. Learn how litter ends up in space, and what consequences it can cause.

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CurioCity26 October 2017

While all of us eventually outgrow "Trick or Treating" on Halloween, many of us may never outgrow sugar cravings, and there is a good reason why.

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Brittany Smale20 October 2017

Different dung beetles have different courtship strategies. Learn how some dung beetles use alternative reproductive tactics to up their chances of finding a mate.

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Beverly McClenaghan17 October 2017

When animals move together, it’s pretty amazing to watch.

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Brittney G. Borowiec11 October 2017

In 2017, scientists found fossils dating back to at least 3.8 billion years ago. How have life forms changed since then - and why?

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Mira Okshevsky2 October 2017

Did you know that the ocean is full of very small but very useful creatures called microbes? Without them, none of the sea plants or animals you’ve seen would exist!

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Adrian Kuchtaruk22 September 2017

Scientists can use 3D tissue cultures to study cancer cells - and learn how to stop them.

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Tushar Sharma30 August 2017

Your red blood cells do important work for your body. And they do it well because they’re missing one thing: nuclei.

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Soumya Satheesan22 August 2017

Every time you wash your hands, there’s a complex chemical reaction taking place.

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Lisa D'Agostino18 August 2017

A process called ion mobility spectrometry checks the molecules on your clothing and luggage, looking for suspicious chemicals.

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