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Scientists Finally Explain Why Snake Embryos Twist Into Spirals (It's Not Yoga)
Snake embryos coil right because their gut holds them back like a leash, and scientists finally figured this out during COVID lockdown.
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Snake embryos coil right because their gut holds them back like a leash, and scientists finally figured this out during COVID lockdown.
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Lake Malawi's fly larvae survive depths that would crush most insects, using pH-controlled air sacs that could inspire new materials and challenge theories about why insects avoid the open ocean.
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Physicists finally found a way to spin molecules in a frictionless superfluid, because apparently regular spinning wasn't hard enough.
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