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Larvae tunneling 11 inches daily, eggs in mosquito bites, and maggots cleaning wounds—uncover shocking truths about insects in humans. What dangers and benefits do these tiny creatu res hold?

Bees pollinate 87% of key crops, yet wild populations have plunged 90%. What’s causing this alarming decline, and could our food supply be in jeopardy? Learn how pesticides and habitat loss are

A parasitic fungus forces flies to climb high before death, tricking males into mating with infected corpses and spreading spores. Scientists uncover how it manipulates brains and daily rhythms.

Experience Huawei's new 600kW robotic arm supercharger, delivering 200 km of range in just 5 minutes.

Rescue teams saved 760 endangered tidewater gobies from Malibu's Topanga Lagoon, threatened by sediment flow and habitat loss caused by the Palisades fire. What's next for their fragile ecosystem?

Why did a man destroy 100 endangered black-billed gull nests with a digger? Learn about the $6,000 fine, the species' shocking decline, and how this act impacts the world's only endangered gull

Volkswagen's ID.Buzz electric van packs 282 HP and seats 7, but its real-world range falls to 170-190 miles. Charging costs $40+ per stop, posing hurdles for long trips. Does it fit your

Storm Éowyn's 100-mph winds have severely damaged Glasgow's 450-year-old Darnley Sycamore, a tree linked to Mary, Queen of Scots. Discover the extent of the damage and its historical significance.

New research reveals Stonehenge's central Altar Stone was transported over 700 km from northeastern Scotland, highlighting the remarkable capabilities of Neolithic societies.

Discover how Apple's new Miami store utilizes mass timber construction to significantly lower its carbon footprint, setting a new standard in sustainable retail architecture.