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From Science Advances: Researchers have created a fully wireless, battery-free electromagnetic swimming device that can detect and quantify chloride, ammonium, and SARS-CoV-2 virus particles in water passing through narrow channels such as pipes—while simultaneously transmitting in-situ measurements to a nearby smartphone. The arrow-shaped device, which is powered with radio frequency signals, could potentially make it easier to detect the origin and fate of pollutants and/or pathogens in real-t
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In a lab in central Pennsylvania, a fly is suspended in a magnetic field inside a dome lined with rotating LED bulbs. The insect flaps its wings and spins, believing it’s actually buzzing through this virtual reality environment—one that can even distort what the fly sees. Though unusual, this tiny virtual reality flight simulator has a deeper purpose. Here, researchers are probing the inner workings of the insect brain. The study, published last month in Current Biology, reopens a “long-standin
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Rattlesnakes in arid landscapes often coil their bodies when it rains to gather and sip drops from their sticky scales. But they can also nab water from the skin of nearby snakes, according to a new study reported in Current Zoology. To make the find, biologists studied 100 prairie rattlesnakes (Crotalus viridis) on a high-elevation ranch northwest of Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The team mimicked the area’s sporadic showers by spritzing the snakes with a garden sprayer, then recorded their reac
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Elephants love showering to cool off, and most do so by sucking water into their trunks and spitting it over their bodies. But an elderly pachyderm named Mary has perfected the technique by using a hose as a showerhead, much in the way humans do. The behavior is a remarkable example of sophisticated tool use in the animal kingdom. But the story doesn’t end there. Mary’s long, luxurious baths have drawn so much attention that an envious elephant at the Berlin Zoo has figured out how to shut the w
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