Hibernating beetles break down and regrow their muscles on demand
25 July 2022
Colorado potato beetles lose almost all the mitochondria in their muscles during hibernation, but regrow them in time to start flying in the spring
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Gene-edited dogs created from cloned skin cells for the first time
22 July 2022
New gene-editing approach could be used to eliminate disease-causing mutations from pedigree dog breeds or even from clones of individual dogs
Cambridge lab for clever birds saved from closure by public donations
22 July 2022
The "corvid palace", a renowned UK centre for research on intelligence in crows and their kin that was due to be shut down this month, has been saved by a campaign kick-started by a New Scientist article
Ear anatomy shows warm-blooded animals evolved 233 million years ago
20 July 2022
Analysis of inner ear canals from hundreds of modern and fossil animals shows that warm-bloodedness appeared abruptly in the late Triassic
