| Ceres’s mysterious spots brighten and dim unexpectedly; These chickens now have dinosaur legs — but that’s not as weird as you might think; Scientists believe they’ve found a ‘pregnant’ T. rex; Ancient DNA from Spain’s ‘pit of bones’ could reveal the origin of Neanderthals; Why more than 30 kinds of spiders engage in ‘bondage’; Indonesia’s harsh response to illegal fishing: Blowing up ships; Horse-sized tyrannosaur may be long-sought missing link in T.rex evolution; Why am I so tired after Daylight Saving starts?; Calm down: Herpes probably isn’t going to give you Alzheimer’s; | | | | | | | Rachel Feltman on Science |
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