Why is "Current Biology" trending?

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• Cocaine pollution gives salmon wanderlust - Science | AAAS
• New genetic evidence from Stajnia Cave reveals the oldest Neanderthal group reconstructed in Central-Eastern Europe - Phys.org
• Scientists find 300 million year old fossilized butthole - Boing Boing
• In chimpanzees, peeing is contagious - EurekAlert!
• Dr. Carrie Adler profiled in Current Biology - Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine
• 'Current Biology' Identifies The World's Loudest Bird - WBUR
• Beethoven’s genome sequenced from locks of his hair - University of Cambridge
• Can't get to sleep? A wilderness weekend can help - University of Colorado Boulder
• Honeybee Queens Push Pesticides to Eggs to Protect Themselves Over Their Offspring - UC Davis
• Your Unique Breathing Patterns May Reveal Your Identity and Mental Health - Neuroscience News
• Dogs tune into people in ways even human-raised wolves don’t - Science News
• From Asgard to Earth: Tiny Discoveries Hold Clues To Life’s Greatest Leap - Astrobiology Web
• Why thinking hard makes us feel tired - Nature
• Invisible ID: How a single breath could reveal your health—and your identity - Science Daily
• Rattlesnake rattles trick human ears - EurekAlert!
• Smelling danger in the water: Schreckstoff mystery solved after 86 years - Phys.org
• Cats are securely bonded to their people, too - EurekAlert!
• Biologists show the only 'lungless' frog species does indeed have lungs - Phys.org
• Jellyfish shown to learn from past experience for the first time - EurekAlert!
• Current Biology reviews the biology of fun - EurekAlert!
• The mysteries of the diatoms - ScienceDirect.com
• Gene mutation that makes dogs small existed in ancient wolves - EurekAlert!
• Ancient genomes reveal immunity adaptation in early farmers - Medical Xpress
• Scientists finally solve the mystery of the horse whinny - Science Daily
• Satellite data and DNA reveal 50-year decline in Greek mountain tea diversity - Phys.org
• Entire Genome From Peştera Muierii 1 Sequenced – 35,000 Year-Old Romanian Skull - SciTechDaily
• Ancient DNA reveals Maya collapse was a transformation, not extinction - Archaeology News Online Magazine
• "The Dress": Why People See White and Gold or Blue and Black - Time Magazine
• A New Study Says LED Lights Might Work as a Shark Deterrent - The Inertia
• Dinosaurs' rise was 'more gradual,' new fossil evidence suggests - EurekAlert!
• PET Helps Measure Awareness of Brain-Injured Patients - Imaging Technology News
• Ancient DNA offers new view on saber-toothed cats' past - EurekAlert!
• Delicious but damaging invasive golden oyster mushrooms found decreasing fungal community richness - Phys.org
• For Boys At Risk of Psychopathy, Laughter Isn’t So Contagious - Neuroscience News
• The emerging science of human screams - EurekAlert!
• Once declared extinct, Lord Howe Island stick insects really do live - EurekAlert!
• Cats bond with their people too, study finds - The Guardian
• The origin and uniqueness of Basque genetics revealed - EurekAlert!
• Why Woodpeckers Don’t Mind Hitting Trees With Their Faces (Published 2022) - The New York Times
• ‘Penis worms’ may have been the original hermits - Science News
• 'Beautiful' dinosaur tail found preserved in amber - BBC
• “Your dog understands more than he or she shows signs of,” researchers find - Elsevier
• The World's Oldest Fossil Forest Was Just Found in New York, And It's Magnificent - ScienceAlert
• Most kangaroos are 'left-handed' - BBC
• Researchers discover when it’s good to get the blues - The University of Manchester
• Baby Neanderthals may have had a rapid growth spurt compared to modern babies - Phys.org
• Physical Activity Leaves Brain More Open to Change - Neuroscience News
• Unhatched Dinosaur Egg Reveals the Surprising Face of a Baby Sauropod - Gizmodo
• “Will you marry me?”: An unusual note sneaks into acknowledgements of scientific paper - Retraction Watch
• Uganda's Python Cave reveals how a Marburg virus outbreak could begin - Phys.org
• Humans Only Have Four Emotions, Study Says - Time Magazine
• ScienceShot: 'Cock-a-Doodle-Doo!' on Cue | Science | AAAS - Science | AAAS
• Edmontosaurus Fossil Shows Duck-Billed Dinosaurs Had Soft-Tissue Comb - Sci.News
• The career of Professor Anna-Liisa Laine featured in Current Biology - University of Helsinki
• Chinese scientists discover oldest fossil forest in Asia - news.cgtn.com
• Primordial rhythm: what chimpanzees teach us about human musicality - uniroma1.it
• Nanosecond-scale release of stinging jellyfish nematocysts - EurekAlert!
• Catnip's Mosquito-Repelling Action Scientifically Proven - 동아사이언스
• Stealth Echolocation: How Evolutionary Twists Made This Bat a Silent Assassin - SciTechDaily
• New article in Current Biology by Lie-Jensen and Haglund - CanCell - Centre for Cancer Cell Reprogramming - UiO Det medisinske fakultet
• Current Biology finds that older bonobos can suffer from presbyopia just like humans - Daily Mail