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This Ingenious Technique Helped Scientist to 'Read Minds' of Jellyfish
Scientists have found a way to interpret Jellyfish's thoughts regardless of not having any neurons, study finds. They were able to observe how well the cells in a tiny type of see-through jellyfish operate collectively, to produce complicated independent motions, such as capturing and consuming food source. This is all thanks to ingenious molecular manipulation.
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New Artificial Lightning Technology Stops Cow Dung from Releasing Climate-Warming Methane
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California Confirms the US’ First Omicron Coronavirus Variant
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Denver Records Its First Delayed Snowfall Due to Prolonged Dry Spell
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Norwegian Wolf Now Classified as an Extinct Species
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Experts Reveal How Light Pollution and Climate Change Affect Growth of Trees in Urban Areas
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Paleontologists Discovered Dinosaur Remains with Deadly Armored Tail
Fight Against Lithium Mining on Sacred Land Rages in Nevada
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