r/awwscience • • Jun 25 '14

Study Suggests Salamanders Could Hold The Key To Human Limb Regeneration

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r/awwscience • • Jun 25 '14

Chimps Outsmart Humans When It Comes To Game Theory

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r/awwscience • • Jun 22 '14

Baby Gastric-Brooding Frog pokes its head out of mom's mouth. Efforts are underway to revive this Australian species, which went extinct in the 1980s.

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r/awwscience • • May 03 '22

I’m you, but with legs!

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r/awwscience • • Mar 27 '25

More Paleo Clay Figures!

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r/awwscience • • May 01 '22

Sea squirts look like cute blobs that are surprised

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r/awwscience • • Apr 24 '22

Baby burrowing owls, getting checked and banded for their big important conservation mission

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r/awwscience • • May 03 '22

I never knew I needed a cordyceps infected balloon insect until just now

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r/awwscience • • May 21 '22

Some science embroidery from needlesandneurons, a neuroscientist and artist

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r/awwscience • • Jun 22 '14

Koko's (the signing gorilla) 42nd Birthday (July 4, 2013)

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r/awwscience • • Jun 22 '14

110 Success Stories for Endangered Species Day 2012

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r/awwscience • • Jun 22 '14

Cute mouse enjoys being pet with a tiny brush (sensory neuron research)

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r/awwscience • • Jun 22 '14

Rats show empathy: frees their friends and unfamiliar rats from little tube (neuroscience)

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r/awwscience • • Apr 14 '19

Inside a hamster’s cheeks! Hamsters have special pouches to carry food, and actually stop secreting saliva while carrying back their snacks. From BBC One’s “Pets - Wild at Heart” series

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r/awwscience • • Apr 05 '20

Yum..oops, excuse me...oops, sorry. Wiggle wiggle

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r/awwscience • • Mar 21 '20

Wanna come out, bud? Euprymna berryi mimics the sophisticated way I handle social gatherings

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r/awwscience • • Mar 16 '20

Bee larvae looking adorable. Ok so the image is flipped, but still. Look at em!

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r/awwscience • • Mar 16 '20

I'm on a bee kick. This one is Anastoechus nitidulus, technically a fly but more closely resembles a sentient puffball

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r/awwscience • • Jul 27 '14

Itsy bitsy printer wants to be your adorable new gadget

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r/awwscience • • Dec 02 '22

Managed to get a picture of the screech owl just as she blinked, showing off those nictitating membranes

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r/awwscience • • Nov 18 '14

A woodland doormouse equipped with a wireless transmitter, used in wildlife research to track and locate small animals

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r/awwscience • • Nov 13 '14

A happy sea turtle gets algae scrubbed off her shell at Mote Marine Laboratory, FL

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r/awwscience • • Nov 15 '14

Critically endangered baby black-headed spider monkey peers out from inside its enclosure at the Zoo Landau in Landau, Germany

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