Planet Death launches (again) with #1 in Bad Idea's July 2025 solicits and solicitations, as well as Planet Death #0 second ...

A recent feature by Animals Around The Globe spotlights a stunning lineup of the largest and most dangerous predators ever ...

Piranhas have earned a reputation for their razor-sharp teeth and relentless feeding frenzies. While not as threatening to humans as often portrayed in ... Some species, such as the red-bellied ...

But what if you never needed a root canal again, and could instead just grow entirely new teeth? Humans don’t have the advantage of regenerating teeth like elephants or sharks. Until now ...

Australia’s giant Protemnodon kangaroos didn’t die out everywhere at the same time. Instead, extinction proceeded one habitat ...

No one wants a drill in their mouth, after all. But what if you never needed a root canal again, and could instead just grow entirely new teeth? Humans don’t have the advantage of regenerating teeth ...

The study says some animals like sharks and elephants have the ability to grow new teeth but humans only have one set from adulthood. The ability to regenerate teeth would therefore be a major ...

Even though the normal number of teeth is 32, increasingly, even that is becoming too many. “Richard Klein, Stanford paleontologist and the world’s expert on the human fossil record, ...

The study says some animals like sharks and elephants have the ability to grow new teeth but humans only have one set from adulthood. The ability to regenerate teeth would therefore be a major leap ...

and stomach cramps in humans. Iguanas can also transmit the rare bacterial infection mycobacterium marinum through bites, and shed teeth can cause additional infections. While wild iguanas in ...