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French basketball legend Mous Sonko signed Dakar's Olympians' Wall as the city prepares to make history. The 2026 Youth Olympics mark the first time an Olympic event has ever been held on African soil.
Australian farmers battling record mouse infestations can now use double-strength bait after emergency approval. The new chemical helps protect crops where mouse numbers have soared to 4,000 per hectare in some areas.
Scientists finally cracked the mystery of how a tiny mouse thrives year-round at altitudes so extreme that even experienced climbers struggle to survive. The adorable Andean leaf-eared mouse has evolved remarkable biological superpowers to live where mammals shouldn't exist.
German researchers successfully froze and thawed mouse brains while preserving their ability to form memories and fire neurons. This breakthrough brings science one step closer to protecting human brains during injury and disease.
German researchers successfully restored brain function in mouse tissue after freezing it at -320°F for up to a week. The breakthrough could one day protect injured brains and preserve donor organs.
A horse named Mouse survived six months alone in Wyoming's Wind River mountains after going missing during a July fishing trip. Volunteers used snowmobiles and a river raft to pull him through miles of deep snow back to safety.
A mouse once declared extinct is now rewriting the rules of survival. Despite extreme inbreeding, Pacific pocket mice are evolving in real time to handle climate change.
A wildlife ambulance crew in East Sussex discovered a tiny mouse hitchhiking on their windscreen while racing to save a trapped deer. Both animals got the help they needed, proving no rescue is too big or too small.
Scientists at University College London successfully reconstructed 10-second videos by reading mouse brain activity alone, opening new windows into how brains process what we see. The breakthrough could help us understand how different species perceive the world around them.
Researchers successfully transplanted photosynthetic parts from spinach into mouse eyes, creating the first mammal cells that can turn light into energy. This breakthrough could lead to new treatments for eye diseases and other conditions.
German researchers successfully froze mouse brains, stored them for up to a week, then thawed them with neurons firing and memory pathways working. The breakthrough brings science fiction closer to reality and could one day help preserve brains during injury or disease.
Researchers discovered that smell receptors in the mouse nose aren't randomly scattered but organized into over a thousand precise stripes. This breakthrough could help us understand human smell loss and develop new treatments.
Scientists in Belgium created a mouse model that catches dangerous side effects of antibody drugs before they reach patients, potentially saving lives and billions in failed trials. The breakthrough could prevent tragedies like past blood clot deaths from drugs that seemed safe in early testing.
Researchers have created the first detailed maps showing exactly how mouse noses are organized to detect smells, overturning 30 years of scientific teaching. The discovery reveals that smell receptors arrange themselves in precise horizontal stripes, not randomly as previously believed.
Scientists just overturned 30 years of textbook science about how noses work, creating the first detailed "smell maps" that show receptors are precisely organized, not random. The discovery could revolutionize our understanding of the sense of smell across all mammals.
Stellantis just opened orders for the adorable Fiat Topolino, a tiny electric vehicle starting at under $15,000 that's bringing affordable, eco-friendly transportation to American neighborhoods. The pint-sized EV might look like a toy, but it's a real solution for short trips and urban living.
Australian researchers used a world-first drone baiting program to eliminate thousands of invasive mice from Browse Island, restoring a critical breeding haven for threatened migratory seabirds. The innovative approach could bring colonies back from the brink after over a century of devastation.
Scientists created a "Trojan horse" drug that delivers double the weight loss power by sneaking extra metabolism boosters directly into cells. Early tests in mice showed stronger results than current treatments, with fewer side effects because it works only where needed.
German researchers have developed a breakthrough drug that outperformed popular weight-loss medications in early tests, targeting five body systems at once. The "quintuple agonist" could mean better results with fewer side effects, though human trials are still needed.
Scientists discovered that brown fat keeps blood pressure healthy by blocking an enzyme that stiffens blood vessels. The breakthrough could lead to new treatments for hypertension.
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