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The Caterpillars That Can Kill You

Species · Queensland

The Caterpillars That Can Kill You

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This article originally appeared in Knowable Magazine. Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . When you think of venomous animals, caterpillars probably aren’t the first thing that comes to mind. Snakes, of course. Scorpions and spiders, too. But caterpillars?Yes, indeed. The world turns out to be home to hundreds—perhaps thousands—of species of venomous caterpillars, and at least a few of them pack a punch toxic e…See the Story

Courtship Is a Risky Endeavor

Russia, Moscow Oblast · Russia

Courtship Is a Risky Endeavor

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In what looks like a still from a film noir, two male stag beetles clash against a shadowy dropback, deep in the oak forests of Russia’s Voronezh region. Their pitched battle for dominance, and for the chance to win over a nearby mate, unfolds during the brief summer period when these insects emerge from the undergrowth to reproduce.Photographer Svetlana Ivanenko says she traveled over 400 miles to capture this intimate scene. Her photograph won…See the Story

Life in an Atmospheric Zoo

United States · United States

Life in an Atmospheric Zoo

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Air is fundamental to human existence. But for most of history, humans have not fully understood the nature of this essential substance: that it is also a habitat teeming with invisible life. With every breath, we may take into our own bodies thousands of pieces of life—viruses, bacteria, pollen, fungi, even algae from distant oceans. Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . Understanding this atmospheric kingdom of …See the Story

Out from the Darkness

Colombia · Colombia

Out from the Darkness

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An elusive Andean bear emerges from the shadowy undergrowth of Colombia’s highland rainforests. Eyes narrowed with intense focus and an inky black paw outstretched, the massive ursid—nicknamed Nariz de Calavera (Skull Nose)—appears ready to pounce on the photographer. Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . Fortunately for Santiago Monroy García, the picture was taken with an elaborate system of camera traps that al…See the Story

The Unnatural History of Bird Flu

Pandemic · New York

The Unnatural History of Bird Flu

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Since the COVID-19 pandemic, few scientific questions have received as much public attention as the origin of the deadly virus: people or nature. It was the subject of journalists’ investigations and government hearings and academic recrimination; it became part of the culture war. It is perhaps strange, then, that little attention is paid to the role people have played in another potential pandemic virus: H5N1 avian influenza, a creation of mo…See the Story

The Hallucinatory Thoughts of the Dying Mind

The Hallucinatory Thoughts of the Dying Mind

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William Brahms spent years researching final utterances of the dying for his anthology of last words, Last Words of Notable People, which was published in 2010. But when he was at the bedside of his dying mother, he realized he had never discussed with his mother what their last words would be. The reality was that she did not say anything witty, profound, grateful, or spiritual. Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join no…See the Story

Ukrainian War Widows on the Edge

Slovenia · Slovenia

Ukrainian War Widows on the Edge

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It’s not easy to walk up a hill with your arms crossed, but Viktoria Cherichansky is trying. Many of the other women—all recent widows from Ukraine—are clumped into groups of two or three, but Cherichansky, 42, walks alone. She looks like she’s trying to get this part of the day over with. It’s morning three of a five-day Climb to Heal program in Slovenia. Here, the women and their children, who were bused from war-torn areas, are hosted by a te…See the Story

Death by a Thousand Pecks

Whales · Argentina

Death by a Thousand Pecks

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From a whale watching boat near Valdes Peninsula in Argentina, marine biologist Maria Piotto observed a mother-calf pair of southern right whales. As the calf splashed around in the water playfully, a kelp gull hovered overhead and persistently swooped down to nab at the breaching baby whale’s flesh. The gull was attacking with such intensity, Piotto says, “that I thought the gull must be getting a really considerable meal.” Nautilus Members en…See the Story

Birds of a Feather Talk Together

Illinois · Illinois

Birds of a Feather Talk Together

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Migratory songbirds may talk to one another more than we thought as they wing through the night. Each fall, hundreds of millions of birds from dozens of species co-migrate, some of them making dangerous journeys across continents. Come spring, they return home. Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . Scientists have long believed that these songbirds rely on instinct and experience alone to make the trek. But new re…See the Story

Why Doctors Test Too Much

United States · United States

Why Doctors Test Too Much

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The toddler squirms around in her mom’s lap as I walk into the exam room. The reason for the appointment: “Fatigue for two weeks.” Nautilus Members enjoy an ad-free experience. Log in or Join now . In medicine, “fatigue” has a list of causes that is longer than the length of a doctor’s white coat.On average, a million doctor-patient visits take place each day in the United States, and these often start with very general, vague complaints like…See the Story

Balloon-Borne Telescopes Take Off

New Zealand · New Zealand

Balloon-Borne Telescopes Take Off

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On a nearly cloudless day in 2023, a helium balloon the size of a United States football stadium lifted off from an airport in New Zealand. It quickly rose 110,000 feet above the Earth, ascending into the stratosphere, a layer of the atmosphere that is out of reach of clouds, rain, and storms. Beneath the balloon, attached by a pair of 300-foot steel cables, dangled an enormous piece of astronomical equipment: a telescope powered by solar panels…See the Story

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