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Polystyrene-eating beetle larvae could help us recycle plastics

Enzymes made by gut bacteria in larvae of the beetle Zophobas morio can degrade polystyrene used in packaging, and could help recycle plastics

Mecklenburg vorpommernRen weiCarissa wongChristian rinkeUniversity of greifswaldUniversity of queenslandJun yang at beihang universityJun yangBeihang universityMicrobial genomicsZophobas morioExpanded polystyrene

Dinosaur belly button found on fossil

A parrot-beaked psittacosaurus dinosaur that lived in what is now China 130 million years ago had an abdominal scar that may have been equivalent to a mammalian belly button

Phil bellCarissa wongUniversity of new englandNew englandBelly buttonBdominal scarYolk sac

Robotic peregrine falcon can scare birds away from crop fields

A flying robot inspired by peregrine falcons offers a non-lethal method for scaring flocks of birds from crop fields

Dennis jacobsen alamyCarissa wongPear landscape

Taller people may have a higher risk of nerve, skin and heart diseases

Your height is determined by both your genes and environment, but the genetic component may also increase your risk of a variety of diseases

United statesItamar soferGiulianibruno shutterstockSridharan raghavanCarissa wongUniversity of coloradoChan schoolPublic health

Cancer: Ants have been trained to smell tumour chemicals in the urine of diseased mice

The Formica fusca ant species was trained to move towards urine samples produced by mice with human breast tumours

Tomas vacek shutterstockCarissa wongReast tumours

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