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Are negative-calorie foods real?

Often touted as having zero, or even 'negative-calories', celery does indeed contain calories so it isn't a magical weight-loss food.
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Why billionaires could reverse ageing for everyone – but keep refusing to

The ultra-rich keep spending millions to live forever – so why are the real breakthroughs going unfunded?
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Video: This terrifying, AI-designed robot will never stop chasing you

The ‘legged metamachines’ that absolutely will not stop need to be seen to be believed
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Are these keto dieters heading towards a cholesterol nightmare?

Some followers of a ketogenic diet say their sky-high cholesterol isn’t a problem, but cardiologists disagree
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Yep, this is a photo of two flies mating – a bass lick can be heard in the background

How do female animals store sperm long term?

I'll save this sperm for later, thanks
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A bullet ant, a very large venomous ant from Ecuador, sitting on a leaf.

What's the most painful insect sting?

Meet the insect with the most painful sting in the world
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Why protecting your vagus nerve is key to optimal mental health

It's the body’s information superhighway that tells your organs how to rest
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Orangutans seek out the precise plants that fight infection and heal wounds, jaw-dropping study finds

After 20 years of orangutan observations, scientists have discovered that orangutans seek out plants with healing properties
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Why vitamin supplements are (probably) a waste of money, according to a Harvard doctor

There are plenty of companies claiming their vitamins can boost your immune system, but do you actually need them?
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This is the one supplement consistently shown to better your brain and body

Every supplement claims to offer benefits for your body. But tests suggest creatine actually does. It might also have benefits for your brain, too
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54 per cent of cultures don't kiss romantically. Here's what they do instead

Kissing holds a special place in many of our hearts and memories but why do we kiss?
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What's the best temperature to wash laundry at?

Hot or cold? That is the question
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Can any animals play musical instruments?

Chimpanzees say to expect their debut album 'soon'
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We need to stop shaming masturbating birds, say scientists

Polly wants a… little privacy? A new study has found that acts of self-pleasure among parrots and other birds are perfectly natural, thank you very much
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Yellowstone eruption: This is how a supervolcano explosion will unfold

Fresh clues beneath one of Earth’s most powerful supervolcanoes reveal how it could explode – unleashing global devastation
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One of the world's rarest (and strangest) sharks has been filmed alive for the first time

Known for its massive retractable jaw, the spooky footage shows the goblin shark lurking deep in the Pacific Ocean
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The simple life changes that can prevent your cognitive decline

More of us are living longer, but our brains don’t always show the same resilience as our bodies. Could science extend our neurological health to keep pace with physical longevity?
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'A huge step forward': This strange Antarctic creature could spark a cancer breakthrough, say scientists

Sea squirts in the Antarctic could offer us a novel way to kill melanoma cells – that is, skin cancer – without harming healthy cells
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Should I start EFT tapping?

It might be worth giving EFT tapping a go to relieve anxiety
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Why you're probably stroking your cat completely wrong (and how to do it right)

Fun fact: your cat probably hates the way you're currently petting them.
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Could we create sunlight on demand?

Reflect Orbital wants to help supercharge your solar panels using space mirrors
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Mice and rats are now evolving resistance to poison, experts warn

Researchers have found that DNA mutations could be responsible for increasingly stubborn and hard-to-control rodent populations
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Does Earth have a heartbeat?

'Microseisms' are still baffling scientists, decades after their discovery
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This nightmare fish hides beneath the sand... and stepping on it can cause agony for beachgoers

The whitemargin stargazer hides and waits for its prey – the feet of unsuspecting beachgoers
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