Latest from Science News View in browser Latest Headlines 08/04/2020 Wild bees add about $1.5 billion to yields for just six U.S. crops Aug 04 2020 6:00 AM Native bees help pollinate blueberries, cherries and other crops on commercial farms. READ MORE A submerged Inca offering hints at Lake Titicaca's sacred role Aug 03 2020 7:01 PM Divers found a stone box holding a figurine and a gold item, highlighting Lake Titicaca's sacred status to the Inca. READ MORE Water beetles can live on after being eaten and excreted by a frog Aug 03 2020 11:00 AM After being eaten by a frog, some water beetles can scurry through the digestive tract and emerge on the other side, alive and well. READ MORE Science News is a nonprofit. We depend on our readers to support our journalism. You can help by subscribing for as little as $25. 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READ MORE Human sperm don't swim the way that anyone had thought Jul 31 2020 2:00 PM High-speed 3-D microscopy and mathematical analyses reveal that rolling and lopsided tail flicks keep the cells swimming in a straight line. READ MORE To save Appalachia's endangered mussels, scientists hatched a bold plan Jul 31 2020 11:00 AM Biologists have just begun to learn whether their bold plan worked to save the golden riffleshell, a freshwater mussel teetering on the brink of extinction. READ MORE This parasitic plant consists of just flashy flowers and creepy suckers Jul 31 2020 6:00 AM With only four known species, Langsdorffia are thieves stripped down to their essentials. READ MORE The physics of solar flares could help scientists predict imminent outbursts Jul 30 2020 2:16 PM Physicists aim to improve space weather predictions by studying the physical processes that spark a solar flare. READ MORE An immune system quirk may help anglerfish fuse with mates during sex Jul 30 2020 2:00 PM Deep-sea anglerfish that fuse to mate lack genes involved in the body's response against pathogens or foreign tissue. READ MORE Many U.S. neighborhoods with the worst air 40 years ago remain the most polluted Jul 30 2020 2:00 PM Air pollution has declined in the United States, but marginalized communities are still disproportionately affected despite the improvement. READ MORE The Perseverance rover caps off a month of Mars launches Jul 30 2020 7:56 AM With the launch of NASA's Perseverance rover, the rush to the Red Planet is under way. READ MORE An Antarctic ice dome may offer the world's clearest views of the night sky Jul 29 2020 11:00 AM The highest point in East Antarctica could be an ideal place for an optical telescope, a new study finds. 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