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This mosquito death trap is all-natural and very deadly

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The power of flowers and fungi is no match for these insects. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. It can turn ants into "zombies," help fictional plumbers grow, and even look like creepy fingers . One newly engineered strain of fungus uses the power of smell to kill Earth's deadliest animal --mosquitoes. Mosquito-borne diseases, including malaria and dengue, kill thousands of people per year.


Beware, beachgoers: New spider discovered in California's sand dunes

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Environment Animals Wildlife Spiders Beware, beachgoers: New spider discovered in California's sand dunes Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Just in time for Halloween, researchers have identified a new species of trapdoor spider. The newly discovered is about the size of a quarter, brown, and pretty chunky. It's the fourth known species of trapdoor spiders in California whose habitat is limited to sandy coastal dunes. Female trapdoor spiders are basically vampires .


Grotesque model reveals what the average sedentary person could look like by 2050 - with sunken eyes, bald spots, and 'tech neck'

Daily Mail - Science & tech

Distraught illegal migrant shrieks'Help me, I have my papers' as she is arrested by ICE at Salt Lake City airport Hotly-anticipated JonBenet Ramsey drama starring Melissa McCarthy and Clive Owen'will NEVER see the light of day' US plans to BOMB Venezuela as Trump's war hawks brand Maduro'al-Qaeda of the West' Royal insiders tell me Andrew is just the start... and reveal the'bigger unravelling coming next': MAUREEN CALLAHAN Do you have a limited group of close friends, enjoy time alone and find parties draining? You may have a newly discovered rare personality type... take our test to find out We lost 100 lbs without taking'easy way out' Ozempic by using these'traditional' methods: They're simple daily habits... that ended our 1,000-calorie donuts binges for good'I don't think it's all over for Andrew': Mr Mountbatten Windsor's humiliation opens the door for full POLICE probe, royal biographer says - ex-Prince starts first day as a commoner by preparing for eviction from Royal Lodge NORMAN BAKER: Andrew's banishment is a desperate attempt to insulate the monarchy from the far BIGGER scandal everyone's missed. Charles knows the genie's out of the bottle - but it's too late What will happen next for Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie and their royal titles revealed - as both flee the country amid Andrew's final humiliation Airport towers fall eerily silent amid controller crisis as government shutdown drives $4.2B tourism loss for US economy: Live updates FDA warns dentists and parents not to give fluoride to children... as substance is linked to'broad health implications' Devastating new poll shows NYC's socialist mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani has opened 25 point lead over centrist Democrat rival Pearl-wearing son of top lawyer'rammed cops in Mercedes G-Wagon'... read the full shocking allegations now set to sully his family's name Total meltdown at CBS as anti-woke new boss Bari Weiss deploys shock and awe tactics: Staff are'running scared'... as insiders reveal what they fear most Actor with towering 7ft stature who starred in iconic Halloween films is seen in LA... can you guess who? It's Meghan's festive fare - with sprinkles of Highgrove! Duchess reveals first Christmas range with startling similarities to the King's Fired CBS News producer claims only'people of color' were booted - and that white co-workers were allowed to transfer elsewhere Grotesque model reveals what the average sedentary person could look like by 2050 - with sunken eyes, bald spots, and'tech neck' Today's culture of convenience means it's easy to order food, take work meetings and connect with friends while sitting on the sofa.


This tiny bat is one of the world's deadliest hunters

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Environment Animals Wildlife Bats This tiny bat is one of the world's deadliest hunters Lions wish they killed this well. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. The lion is an undisputed contender for the planet's most iconic predator, but a new study indicates there is an underdog contender coming for its top spot. They're also often more successful at getting the job done. The proof is laid out in a study appropriately published on October 31 in the journal .


Post Office justice measures could include special stamp for victims

BBC News

Victims of the Horizon Post Office scandal could meet face-to-face with Fujitsu and Post Office representatives as part of a restorative justice effort. The charity overseeing a new scheme said the first five months were an initial pilot phase, but it hoped the scheme would last five years and include extra initiatives such as a special commemorative postage stamp. It comes on top of the various financial compensation schemes in place for sub-postmasters. The Horizon IT scandal saw hundreds of sub-postmasters falsely accused of embezzling Post Office funds after faulty software suggested money was missing from their branch accounts. Children affected by Post Office scandal'should get grants' More than 900 sub-postmasters were wrongly prosecuted because of incorrect information from the Horizon computer system.


The world's largest plane will transport wind turbines blades and fighter jets

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The world's largest plane will transport wind turbines blades and fighter jets When completed, the WindRunner will stretch the length of a football field. Rendering of what unloading blades in the desert could look like. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. A little-known company based in Boulder, Colorado, is pursuing an ambitious, borderline outlandish goal: creating the world's largest airplane. When completed, the incredibly long 108-meter plane (roughly the length of an NFL football field) is expected to have a wingspan of over 260 feet and could offer 12 times the cargo space of Boeing C-17 Globemaster III .



Robot Talk Episode 131 – Empowering game-changing robotics research, with Edith-Clare Hall

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Edith-Clare Hall is a PhD student at the University of Bristol, Frontier Specialist at ARIA, and leader of Women in Robotics UK. She focuses on the critical interfaces where interconnected systems meet, working to close the gap between academic research and real-world deployment to unlock cyber-physical autonomy. At ARIA, she works as a technical generalist, accelerating breakthroughs across emerging and future programmes. Her PhD research focussed on creating bespoke robotic systems that deliver support for people with progressive conditions such as motor neurone disease (MND). Robot Talk is a weekly podcast that explores the exciting world of robotics, artificial intelligence and autonomous machines.


Giant pumpkin growers face off for world gourd domination

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There's a surprisingly competitive global race on to grow a 3,000-pound pumpkin. Ian (left) and Stuart Paton pose with a giant pumpkin in their nursery in the New Forest, Hampshire. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. The pumpkin's name was Muggle and it weighed as much as a bull moose. At 2,819 pounds and over 21 feet in circumference, this enormous gourd claimed the dual titles of "heaviest pumpkin" and "largest pumpkin by circumference" in the on October 4, 2025.


Senate Republican demands Google shut down AI model over false rape allegation

FOX News

Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., accused Google's AI Gemma of generating false sexual assault allegations against her and other conservatives in a letter to CEO Sundar Pichai.