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  May 25

  How the tongue shaped life on Earth

  science.org - Elizabeth Pennisi

  Twice, quarterback Patrick Mahomes has led the Kansas City Chiefs to victory in the Super Bowl, the pinnacle of U.S. football. Although most fans …

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  Weird, Rare, and Everywhere

  Hakai Magazine - by Arno Kopecky/Hakai Institute

  In the bogs of Hecate Island, British Columbia, a writer and novice naturalist joins researchers for a glimpse of a multiyear biodiversity …

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  These Animals Shouldn’t Be Alive, Much Less Sprinting

  The Atlantic - Ed Yong

  Snow flies have adapted to keep running in subzero temperatures, but their time is running out. In October 2016, while hiking through a treacherous mountain pass, John Tuthill saw something move. He was almost 8,000 feet above sea level in Washington’s Alpine Lakes Wilderness, braving high winds and …

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  MATTERS OF THE ART: An exhibition explores the relationship between art and nature — and what emerges is doubt

  dailymaverick.co.za - Nkgopoleng Moloi

  The problem with abstraction is its open-endedness, which interestingly enough is the same quality that makes it useful. Through the fragmentation of …

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  AI-Generated “Impossible Statue” Is a Dispassionate Steel Mess

  hyperallergic.com - Sarah Rose Sharp

  As we collectively accelerate into the era of artificial intelligence, the powerful learning mechanism has yielded a number of novelty-factor takes …

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  Dorothy Knowles (1927-2023) | Michael Gibson Gallery

  gibsongallery.com

  Dorothy Knowles (1927-2023) We are deeply saddened about the passing of the legendary Canadian landscape painter Dorothy Knowles. Dorothy was a leader …