The shape of the ancient hominid’s shoulder blades points to a gorilla-like way of tree climbing. https://t.co/3MWh57X6xk

What happens next in Serrana could provide a glimpse of the future for the world as vaccinations pick up. https://t.co/aZyjH4NHjX

T. rex could bite down with a force of roughly 6 metric tons, thanks to a bone that gave the dinosaur a stiff lower jaw. https://t.co/gQqctBIWXo

“There’s every reason to believe that T. rex could bite really hard, kinda off the charts.”
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Even for mangroves, there is a “remarkable” amount of carbon stored in small pockets of forest growing around sinkholes on Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula. https://t.co/prYBXNKbeS

“Every time you sequence more DNA, you realize that there’s more that you weren’t able to see the first time.” https://t.co/ubvWSoQJ3B

Meet the biggest carbon-storage powerhouses in the world.
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Often cast as invasive pests, wild donkeys and horses may actually benefit some ecosystems.
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Even as the coronavirus’s spread wanes in places like the United States, researchers are scrutinizing cases that pop up in a particular group of people: those who are fully vaccinated. https://t.co/GITnPSdY4X

Serrana, Brazil is a living experiment. Nearly every adult there has gotten vaccinated against COVID-19. https://t.co/aZyjH4NHjX

It looks nothing like astronomers expected.
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Nervous about nanotechnology in our foods? Nano-nutrients may actually prevent crops from falling victim to fungal diseases. https://t.co/uMdmyGliZC

Seema Yasmin pulls no punches, referring to doctors who claim to be able to cure autism as “charlatans” who offer expensive, unproven and sometimes dangerous practices. https://t.co/2zSlgtQYss

“There’s almost two pandemics happening.”  https://t.co/mM5yGm2JUY

Meet the diverse group of science moderators behind r/coronavirus – Reddit’s largest coronavirus forum. https://t.co/UIuSfmtC2B

RT @alexwitze: How to fight fake news: my latest for @ScienceNews is part of a misinformation special for the magazine https://t.co/scxapmHZll

Our brains can’t always keep up with fake news. That’s because we often rely on quick estimates.  https://t.co/e5HVQh8F8j

This makes Little Foot’s shoulders “our best candidate for hypothesizing the appearance of the human-chimp last common ancestor.” https://t.co/3MWh57X6xk

Anaxagoras “introduced the scientific spirit into Athens.”  https://t.co/hSJThLcOfx

Meet Brockarchaeota, a newly discovered group of climate-friendly microbes living in hot springs and at hydrothermal vents.  https://t.co/ubvWSoQJ3B