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Stories tagged “citizen-science”
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Technology
AI Cracks the Universal Code of Birdsong
French scientists analyzed 116,000 bird songs from 3,000 species and found all birdsong is built from just 8 universal sound motifs — a finding with big conservation implications.
News
Biologists Turn to OnlyFans to Save 60-Year Marmot Study
Colorado researchers launched 'OnlyMarms' to fund the world's second-longest mammal study — raising $5,000 with family-friendly marmot videos on OnlyFans.
Science
Humpback Whale Travels 15,100 km — A New Migration World Record
A single whale, photographed 22 years apart in Brazil and Australia, has set the longest documented humpback journey in history — a 15,100 km swim across two oceans.
Human Achievements
This 12-Year-Old Just Built a Nuclear Fusion Reactor in Texas — and May Break a World Record
Aiden MacMillan, a 12-year-old from Dallas, has achieved nuclear fusion with a homemade reactor — potentially making him the youngest person ever to accomplish the feat.
Science
We're Living in a Golden Age of Species Discovery — And Scientists Say the Best Is Yet to Come
Scientists are now identifying more than 16,000 new species every year, from deep-sea creatures to high-altitude fungi, revealing a planet far more biodiverse than anyone imagined.
Human Achievements
Global Volunteering Hits Record High — Gen Z Is Driving It
A UN report says worldwide volunteer participation just reached its highest level ever, with Gen Z organizing through TikTok, Discord, and Signal.