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NASA unveils close-up pictures of the comet popping by from another star — REUTERS / ixx511

3I/ATLAS · United States

NASA unveils close-up pictures of the comet popping by from another star

53% Center coverage: 119 sources

NASA unveiled close-up pictures on Wednesday of the interstellar comet that’s making a quick one-and-done tour of the solar system. Discovered over the summer, the comet known as 3I/Atlas is only the third confirmed object to visit our corner of the cosmos from another star. It zipped harmlessly past Mars last month.See the Story

Parasitic Ants Use Chemical Weapons to Force Workers to Kill Their Own Queen — REUTERS / ixx511

Parasitic Ants Use Chemical Weapons to Force Workers to Kill Their Own Queen

76% Center coverage: 50 sources

Parasitic ant queens from species Lasisu orientalis and Lasius umbratus infiltrate rival colonies, disguise themselves with stolen scents, and spray the resident queen with formic acid to trigger worker ants into killing their own mother, according to a study published in Current Biology.See the Story

Wolves in Canada spotted using line to pull up crab traps in first possible tool use by the species — A captivating portrait of a wolf amidst lush green surroundings in Gatineau. by Leif Olson/Pexels / Pexels

Animals · British Columbia

Wolves in Canada spotted using line to pull up crab traps in first possible tool use by the species

56% Left coverage: 27 sources

Researchers have captured video footage of wild wolves in British Columbia pulling crab traps out of the sea by their lines to eat the bait inside, in the first evidence of possible tool use by the animals. See the Story

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