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A Fossilized Creature May Explain a Puzzling Painting on a Rock Wall

On a sandstone cliff in South Africa, a series of paintings recount a riveting battle. Spears fly as warriors charge. Animals, including an aardvark and scores of antelope, fringe the fracas.This rock art, known as the...

A 1930 illustration of animals and people on the Horned Serpent panel, with the dicynodont at lower left. (University of Pretoria/Library Services via The New York Times)

A Fossilized Creature May Explain a Puzzling Painting on a Rock Wall

A 1930 illustration of animals and people on the Horned Serpent panel, with the dicynodont at lower left. (University of Pretoria/Library Services via The New York Times)

The power of manual thinking

Participants in animated discussion

Will AI one day win a Nobel Prize?

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Apple TV+'s German series 'Where's Wanda?' keeps it light despite dark themes

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Revisiting the new plant species discovered in Oman

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Is AI the Key to Transforming Healthcare in Oman?

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There Might Be More Than One Way to Make a Planet

AB Aurigae, a star that is about four million years old, surrounded by swirls of clumping gas in which protoplanets could be forming, in an image captured by the Atacama Large.

These Monkeys Call One Another by Name

Bhumi and Belle, mother and daughter marmosets, in the lab of David Omer, a neuroscientist at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Falkland Islands 'covered in lush rainforest' up to 30m years ago

Falkland Islands 'covered in lush rainforest' up to 30m years ago

World's oceans near critical acidification level: report

World's oceans near critical acidification level: report

Royal Blooms: The Tradition of Naming Roses After Oman Royalties

Royal Blooms: The Tradition of Naming Roses After Oman Royalties

Scientists track plastic waste in pristine Canada marine park

Scientists track plastic waste in pristine Canada marine park

Study shows how a woman's brain reorganizes during pregnancy

Study shows how a woman's brain reorganizes during pregnancy

The Hidden Health Risks in Your Kitchen

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Tunisia fisherwomen battle inequality and climate change

Tunisian fisherwoman Sara Souissi rows her boat along the coast of Tunisia's Kerkennah Islands in the Mediterranean Sea in the south of the country, on August 8, 2024. Souissi began fishing as a teenager in a family of fishers off their native Kerkennah Islands near the city of Sfax, defying men who believed she had no place at sea. A substantial portion of Tunisia is coastal or near the coast, making the sea an essential component of everyday life.
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