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Scientists discovered that mimosa pudica plants can track and count light cycles without neurons or a brain, suggesting intelligence may exist beyond nervous systems. The groundbreaking finding could reshape how we understand learning and memory.
Scientists discovered that mimosa pudica plants can count events and learn patterns despite having no neurons. This breakthrough suggests intelligence might exist in every living cell, not just brains.
A priceless Roman statue of Venus survived centuries because later occupants accidentally preserved it by using the marble goddess as a stepping stone. The 2nd-century sculpture was discovered in 2018 at Spain's Roman Villa of Salar, one of the country's most spectacular archaeological sites.
Seven West African nations are sending their top women's football administrators to Nigeria this weekend for a groundbreaking three-day workshop focused on growing the women's game across the region. The collaboration signals a powerful commitment to elevating women's sports in Africa.
Local communities around Southeast Asia's largest lake are using satellite technology and traditional knowledge to stop wildfires, restore forests, and bring threatened wildlife back from the brink. The fishing cat has returned after a decade of absence.