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Jumping worms are invasive earthworms spreading across Canada. Discover how they reproduce and what’s being done to control their spread.

A novel clinical trial at WSU helped rid a Labrador retriever of cancer. Data from that trial is helping researchers working on pediatric cancer.

An ancient snake fossil discovered in England reveals a strange new species and clues to the origins of modern snakes.

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Scientists at the University of Florida have developed a rapid eDNA test that can detect invasive Asian swamp eels and ...

A new study explores the Middle Eastern origins of London's most pernicious parasite: the London Underground mosquito.

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Meet the Manx Loaghtan: a Bronze Age sheep with four horns, Viking history, and a genetic secret only recently uncovered.