Did you know that scientists are following campagnols with sparkling? Or that certain clown fish really shrink To stay cool? And there is dance, Duel galaxies? If this is news for you, it’s now your chance to stay in the loop. In subscription to our newsletter Every Sunday, we will inform you about the fascinating and unorthodox world of science.
Launch On Sunday June 29, 2025, our newsletter will bring you:
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Office Science News of the Week, including taking photos and videos
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Interesting and humorous stories of our archives
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A scientific fact or funny information an important day in the history of the sciences
It is not every day that you hear what animals have inspired Mermaid legends or how some fish look like human teeth. You will also impress your friends with facts on the history of science, as Marie Curie was the first woman to win the Nobel Prize, and Gladys West invented the GPS.
Take fun scientific facts this week: Orcas are in fact the biggest species in the Dolphins family.
And why are the orcas particularly fascinating? This sequence shows them using Varech as a grooming tools – a new surprising discovery for scientists.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=60qm0rxgzj4
This next newsletter, you can also learn:
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The hand fish and its finger-shaped fins
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What ants do with their poop
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A giant marsupial that once lived in Texas
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We are delighted to share these incredible stories with you. Happy reading and stay curious!
Monica Cull, digital publisher
A graduate of Uw-Whitewater, Monica Cull wrote for several organizations, including a focus on bees and the natural world, before coming to Discover Magazine. His current work also appears on his travel blog and his Common State magazine. His love of science came to watch PBS shows like a child with his mother and spend too much time at Binging Doctor who.