United Kingdom Science News API

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            "title": "New mutant tarantula discovered and it's got massive balls",
            "description": "The spiders - who have been given the genus Satyrex - live in the Arabian Peninsula and the Horn of Africa.",
            "content": "A new type of tarantula has been discovered and classified by scientists due to their exceptionally large male genitalia.\nThe spiders – who have been given the genus Satyrex – live in the Arabian Peninsula and the Horn of Africa.\nResearchers have ide... [2851 chars]",
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            "description": "The Oxford band joke a vial they lost in 2024 in the space capsule caused the toilet malfunctions.",
            "content": "Chart-topping band Glass Animals have joked that their visit to Nasa two years ago may have caused the trouble with the toilet used by astronauts on the Artemis II mission.\nNo humans have ever been further from home than the four Artemis crew members... [1363 chars]",
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            "title": "Ipswich girl's mammal bone find 'could be 500,000 years old'",
            "description": "A scientist says the discovery by seven-year-old Nina Evans could possibly come from a mammoth.",
            "content": "A chunk of bone discovered on a beach by a schoolgirl could be up to half a million years old, according to an evolutionary biologist.\nNina Evans, from Ipswich, was looking through the rocks on Felixstowe beach with her dad, David Evans, 41, and brot... [1132 chars]",
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