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How a three-ton Land Rover was engineered to catch air
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The Octa, a three-ton Land Rover, features an enhanced chassis, high-performance brakes, and innovative suspension, making it the most powerful Defender yet.
Ants are better at teamwork than humans
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A study reveals that weaver ants excel in teamwork compared to humans, who tend to contribute less as team sizes increase.
Keep drinks cold at a cool price with the EUHOMY Countertop Ice Maker, only $72 at Amazon
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The EUHOMY Countertop Ice Maker is now available for just $72 on Amazon, making it an affordable option for keeping drinks cold.
3 outdated computer myths
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The article discusses three outdated computer myths that are no longer relevant in today's technology landscape. It emphasizes the need to move past these misconceptions.
Splash the otter is training for underwater search-and-rescue
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Splash the otter is undergoing training for underwater search-and-rescue operations in Florida, showcasing the innovative use of animals in rescue missions.
The world’s first robot games were a clumsy mess
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The world's first robot games featured over 500 robots competing in soccer, boxing, and running, but many struggled with basic movements.
Stone Age humans traveled for miles to find the perfect rocks
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Recent analysis reveals that Stone Age humans traveled significant distances, up to miles, to source the best rocks for their tools, pushing back the timeline of the Oldowan toolkit by 600,000 years.
Make birdwatching easy and save $50 with this Onlyfly smart bird feeder camera from Amazon
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Discover the Onlyfly smart bird feeder camera on Amazon, now available at a $50 discount. Transform your backyard into an HD nature channel and enjoy birdwatching like never before.
Earth welcomes baby mice from space
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Frozen mice stem cells that spent six months on the International Space Station have successfully produced healthy offspring on Earth.

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