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These Frogs Use Their Voices to Evade Predators and Attract Mates

In the wild, your mating call is often what sets you apart from the crowd. In the case of frogs, males generally want to make sure […]

Deep-Sea Mining Might Destroy Underwater Ecosystems

This might seem like a bit of a no-brainer, especially considering the obvious damage that’s done by terrestrial mining. Despite this knowledge, the rapidly-depleting terrestrial resources […]

Whole Systems Thinking & Permaculture – Sustainable Practices for the Future

When most people think about technology for the future, they tend to follow the current trend of technology: seeing how many bells and whistles can be […]

This Fungus Eats Radioactive Waste

Fungus is one of the most resilient and adaptable organisms on the planet. One of the most interesting things about fungus is that it can basically […]

This Caterpillar Can Eat Plastic and Help Save the Planet

When it was first discovered, plastic was hailed as one of the best human inventions of all time. It was easy to produce, durable, and lightweight. […]

Artificial Intelligence Is Learning to Make Music

Artificial intelligence has developed rapidly in the last few decades. Nowadays, it’s not uncommon to see artificial intelligences working in our homes, aiding production facilities, and […]

The Tool That Live-Translates Any Language

As humans, we have a strong desire to communicate with other people. Whether that desire is personal – we want to form friendships, intimate relationships, etc […]

The Coolest Inventions of 2019

A lot of cool things were invented in 2019. From talking hearing aids to visual-music production kits for kids, 2019 was a fantastic year for creative […]

A Brief Overview of the Inventions of 2017

With scientific progress moving faster than ever before, numerous new and immensely useful inventions came out during 2017. Let us take a peek through the past year, at the inventions that had the most impact on our world.