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  Before Photosynthesis: Did Radiolysis Power Early Life on Earth? - discoverwildscience

  discoverwildscience.com - Annette Uy

  Annette Uy Imagine a world devoid of lush greenery, where the sun’s rays do not fuel life as we know it today. Before the advent of photosynthesis, …

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  Was the First Life Underground? The Theory That Life Didn’t Start in the Sea, but in Rock - discoverwildscience

  discoverwildscience.com - Maria Faith Saligumba

  Maria Faith Saligumba Imagine a world where life began not beneath the waves of a primordial ocean but within the rocky confines of Earth’s crust. …

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  The Missing Wisdom Teeth Mystery: Why Some People Are Evolving Without Them - discoverwildscience

  discoverwildscience.com - Annette Uy

  Annette Uy Have you ever wondered why some people never have to endure the pain of wisdom teeth extraction? It’s a curious phenomenon that has puzzled …

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  Rethinking Animal Consciousness In Insects - discoverwildscience

  discoverwildscience.com - Jen Fitschen, Author, BSc Computer Science and Oceanography

  Jen Fitschen, Author, BSc Computer Science and Oceanography The study of animal consciousness is evolving. For years, scientists have explored …

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  These Rare White Lions' Coats Are a Result of a Genetic Twist - discoverwildscience

  discoverwildscience.com - Soham Mahajan, B.Sc. Media

  Soham Mahajan, B.Sc. Media In a seemingly endless area surrounded by greenery and naturalist infringement, a family of white lions steals focus. …

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  Unraveling the Mystery: Why Hyenas Are More Closely Related to Cats Than Dogs - discoverwildscience

  discoverwildscience.com - Maria Faith Saligumba

  Maria Faith Saligumba Prepare to have your mind blown: the notorious hyena, often associated with the cackling laughter of the African savannah, is …