Polar Bear Hunting: How Smell Guides These Arctic Predators

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Researchers discover how polar bears find their prey: researchers have known polar bears rely on their sense of smell, which is up to five times stronger than dogs.

Unveiling Plant Adaptations: New Ecological Maps Reveal Wider Functional Diversity

Understanding Ultimate Sacrifice: Motivations and Drivers

Nature

Many Nations Miss Key Climate Deadline, Slowing Global Emission Goals

Hurricane Dorian’s Flooding Traps North Carolina Residents in Attics

5.7-Magnitude Earthquake Hits Eastern Indonesia, No Major Damage Reported

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Scientists Showcase CUPID-Mo Experiment, Advancing the Hunt for Neutrinoless Double Beta Decay

Unraveling the Chemical and Physical Drivers of Friction at Atomic Step Edges

ESPRESSO Confirms Earth‑Sized Planet Orbiting Proxima Centauri, the Sun’s Nearest Star

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Nature

Expert: Climate Protection Policies Drive Economic Growth, Not Decline

Classifying Historical Flood Events: Distinguishing Flash Floods from Other Disasters

Enhancing Accuracy of Coseismic Slip Measurements

Lost Continents Unveiled: Why New Discoveries Keep Emerging

Antarctic Seal Behavior Reveals Rapid Glacier Melt

Cyclone Idai Highlights the Critical Need for Long-Term Disaster Resilience