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Jessica Thomson

Jessica Thomson

Science Reporter and Writer at Newsweek - London Bureau

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Seal spotted trying to escape orca hunt in stunning drone footage

A seal has been caught on film using a man-made mussel farm to hide from a pursuing orca pod off the Scottish coast.
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Volcano eruption helps scientists predict weather and climate change

The atmospheric waves produced by the eruption of the Hunga Tonga volcano may help scientists predict future weather events.
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Women discuss the health condition more painful than childbirth

In a viral Reddit post, people have debated whether kidney stones are truly more painful than childbirth.
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World’s smallest penguins make splash at San Diego aquarium

Birch Aquarium in La Jolla now has an exhibit of little blue penguins, the first of its kind on the U.S. West Coast.
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Family barricade themselves in room after dog attack became “bloodb...

The rescue dog attacked the family in their Australia home, with all three needing medical treatment for their injuries.
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ISS dumps waste container of junk into outer space

Using a new method of garbage disposal, the ISS got rid of nearly 200 lbs of junk via a waste container at an airlock.
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Baby born with four arms and four legs in India hailed as divine

Locals have suggested a baby in India born with four arms and legs, due to a condition called polymelia, is the reincarnation of the goddess Lakshmi.
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Whale pictured giving birth at sea in rare sighting

Two thrilled PhD students watched the southern right whale giving birth off the coast of Cape Town.
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NASA warns pressure test this weekend will sound like explosive boom

The loud noise will be as a result of the eventual bursting of a pressurized lunar habitat module.
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China uses drag sail to clear up space junk successfully

A Chinese drag sail launched into space has succeeded in accelerating the deorbit of a rocket, the Shanghai Academy of Spaceflight Technology announced.
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Dogs can get cancer by sniffing one another’s butts

Canine tumors that are normally spread between dogs via sex can also be transmitted by sniffing each others’ genitals, leading to facial cancer.
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The 10 states with the most monkeypox cases

New York, California and Illinois are all set to receive vaccines from the CDC.
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Climate change may be causing skin tumors on Antarctic fish

Antarctic fish have been discovered by researchers to have ugly parasitic tumors all over their bodies, potentially as a result of warming ocean temperatures.
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Orca pods are adopting pilot whales and no one knows why

The killer whales were spotted with a baby pilot whale, despite there being no adult pilot whales anywhere close by.
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Ancient sharks feasted on fatty sperm whale noses 5 million years ago

Bite marks on the fossilized skulls of ancient sperm whales have shown that ancestral sharks had a preference for feeding on their large, fatty nasal organs.
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Tennessee bear dies after getting trapped in 140 degree car

The bear was foraging for leftover food in the car when the door shut behind it. Images show its how it tried to escape before dying from heatstroke.
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Texas man catches enormous alligator snapping turtle, throws it back

The massive alligator snapping turtle is a protected species in Texas, so it was released back into the lake.
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California Labrador saves Boston Terrier pal from jaws of a coyote

Footage from CCTV shows the coyote grabbing the terrier by the neck and dragging her around the yard.
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Migaloo—the famous, rare albino humpback whale—might be dead

The giant mammal was last seen over two years ago, stirring concerns for his wellbeing and safety.
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Texas man dies a week after dogs mauled and started eating him alive

Nicolas Vasquez, 51, who lost both his legs after an attack by three of his neighbor’s dogs, tragically died in the ICU a week later.
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Florida Burmese pythons to be hunted for sport in vein bid to halt ...

Florida’s Python Challenge allows participants to win cash prizes for the biggest catches of the invasive species.