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The calming effect of eggs and the perils of picking your nose The week s weird and wonderful stories

The tragic death of a vegan influencer, daily romps helping to beat cancer and the threat of frozen viruses from the past. it s been another week of wacky news stories.

United statesShahid beheshtiReggio emiliaEmilia romagnaUniversity of south australiaSouth australiaNew south walesSleeping beautyPhilip mcadamsVan goghZhanna dartBehnaz aribiMarco vincetiKen nosakaZhanna samsonovaBrad stenner

The calming effect of eggs and the perils of picking your nose The week s weird and wonderful stories

The tragic death of a vegan influencer, daily romps helping to beat cancer and the threat of frozen viruses from the past. it s been another week of wacky news stories.

Sleeping beautyShahid beheshtiUniversity of south australiaSouth australiaNew south walesUnited statesReggio emiliaEmilia romagnaVincent van goghPhilip mcadamsBehnaz aribiMarco vincetiZhanna samsonovaBrad stennerZhanna dartTeymuras kurzchalia

The calming effect of eggs and the perils of picking your nose The week s weird and wonderful stories

The tragic death of a vegan influencer, daily romps helping to beat cancer and the threat of frozen viruses from the past. it s been another week of wacky news stories.

University of south australiaSouth australiaUnited statesShahid beheshtiNew south walesReggio emiliaEmilia romagnaSleeping beautyEmmanuel stamatakisZhanna dartBrad stennerVan goghVincent van goghBehnaz aribiZhanna samsonovaMarco vinceti

Worms over 46,000 years old revived by Russian researchers

Researchers have revived a worm that was frozen 46,000 years ago which were below the surface in the Siberian permafrost in a dormant state.

Anastasia shatilovichPhilipp schifferTeymuras kurzchaliaMax planck institute of molecular cell biologyRussia institute of physicochemicalMax planck instituteMolecular cell biologyBiological problemsSoil science

Explained: Scientists Revive 46,000-Year-Old Worms Frozen In Ice, How And Why Did They Do It?

Explained: Scientists Revive 46,000-Year-Old Worms Frozen In Ice, How And Why Did They Do It?
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New yorkUnited statesTeymuras kurzchaliaPhilipp schifferUniversity of cologneInstitute for zoologyUniversity of hawaii at manoaNew york timesMax planck institute of molecular cell biologyMax planck instituteMolecular cell biologyProfessor emeritusNature climate change