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North America's oldest skull surgery dates to at least 3,000 years ago Mar 31 2022 6:00 AM Bone regrowth suggests the man, who lived in what's now Alabama, survived a procedure to treat brain swelling by scraping a hole out of his forehead. READ MORE   New images reveal details of two bacteria's molecular syringes Mar 30 2022 12:01 PM It's unclear exactly how these species use their tiny injectors, but learning how they work could lead to nanodevices that target specific bacteria. READ MORE   Invasive jorō spiders get huge and flashy — if they're female Mar 30 2022 10:00 AM Taking the pulse (literally) of female jorō spiders hints that the arachnid might push farther north than a relative that has stayed put in the South. READ MORE         Science News is a nonprofit. We depend on our readers to support our journalism. You can help by subscribing for as little as $30. SUBSCRIBE NOW How scientists found an African bat lost to science for 40 years Mar 30 2022 7:00 AM African researchers had been searching for the Hill's horseshoe bat since 2013. Now, the first recording of its echolocation call may help find more. READ MORE   'Vagina Obscura' shows how little is known about female biology Mar 29 2022 11:00 AM The new book 'Vagina Obscura' chronicles how scientists are finally giving female health and anatomy proper attention. READ MORE   Wally Broecker divined how the climate could suddenly shift Mar 29 2022 9:00 AM Wally Broecker's insight into the shutdown of the great ocean conveyor belt spurred the study of abrupt climate change. READ MORE      Science News is a nonprofit. We depend on our readers to support our journalism. You can help by subscribing for as little as $25. SUBSCRIBE NOW More Recent Headlines Grainy ice cream is unpleasant. Plant-based nanocrystals might help Mar 29 2022 7:00 AM The growth of large ice crystals in ice cream produces a coarse texture. A cellulose nanocrystal stabilizer could help keep the unwelcome iciness away. READ MORE   Social mingling shapes how orangutans issue warning calls Mar 28 2022 9:00 AM The new findings hint at how modern language may have taken root in sparse communities of ancient apes and humans. READ MORE   How a virus turns caterpillars into zombies doomed to climb to their deaths Mar 28 2022 7:00 AM By manipulating genes used in vision, a virus sends its host caterpillar on a doomed quest for sunlight, increasing the chances for viral spread. READ MORE   Lost genes may help explain how vampire bats survive on blood alone Mar 25 2022 2:00 PM The 13 identified genes underpin a range of physiological and behavioral strategies that the bats have evolved. READ MORE   50 years ago, scientists thought a desert shrub might help save endangered whales Mar 25 2022 9:00 AM Fifty years ago, scientists sought a sustainable alternative to prized oil from endangered sperm whales. READ MORE   How I'll decide when it's time to ditch my mask Mar 25 2022 7:00 AM New COVID-19 masking guidelines are designed for communities not individuals, making a decision about safety difficult. READ MORE   Here's how boa constrictors squeeze their dinner without suffocating themselves Mar 24 2022 6:00 PM Carefully controlled breathing allows boa constrictors to pull off their signature move without cutting off their own air supply. READ MORE   Forests help reduce global warming in more ways than one Mar 24 2022 12:00 PM Trees are often touted as bulwarks against climate change for their capacity to sequester carbon, but that's just one part of the story. READ MORE   Some past Science News coverage was racist and sexist. 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