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  From Sea to Sky: Giant Clams and the Future of Solar Energy - discoverwildscience

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  Leander McCabe Maritz, BA (Law) English & Philosophy Imagine a world where giant clams, those colorful behemoths of the ocean, hold the secret to …

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  China Creates World’s First Intelligent Robotic Whale Shark - discoverwildscience

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  Andrew Alpin, Author In a groundbreaking achievement, Chinese engineers using space technology have created a 5-meter intelligent robotic whale shark. …

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  Can We Breed a Better Bee? Science's Response to Pollinator Collapse - discoverwildscience

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  Maria Faith Saligumba Imagine a world where your morning coffee, the vibrant colors of spring flowers, and the sweet taste of honey could vanish. This …

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  The Secret Science of Quantum Hacking: Can Quantum Computers Break the Internet? - discoverwildscience

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  Annette Uy In a world where technology evolves at breakneck speed, the concept of quantum computing stands as a beacon of revolutionary potential. At …

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  Could We Create a Second Genesis? The Ethics of Building Synthetic Life Forms - discoverwildscience

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  Maria Faith Saligumba The possibility of creating synthetic life forms is no longer confined to the realm of science fiction. As we stand on the …

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  How Nanotechnology Is Allowing Us to Build Materials Atom by Atom - discoverwildscience

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  Annette Uy Imagine a world where we can construct materials with the precision of a master artist, placing each atom exactly where it’s needed. This …