This child was treated for a rare genetic disease while still in the womb

Sharks face rising odds of extinction even as other big fish populations recover

Image-based analyses from an online repository provide rich information on long-term morphological changes and human perceptions of rhinos.

Indigenous lands in protected areas have high forest integrity across the tropics.

Why elephants don’t usually get cancer

Goldfish are good at estimating distance

“Glittering” new dinosaur mummy

Secrets of the plague

Smart masks

3D print furniture 

Dormant spores coming to life

2022 Chemistry Nobel Prize Win

False teeth as hearing aids

New Images of Neptune

Birds changed their tune during the pandemic

World update on Polio

Secrets behind woodpeckers' drumming

Domestication of donkey

How Octopus use their arms

Join us on another episode of the Weekly Scideshow, where we explore the latest science news, from honeybees to nanodiamonds made of plastic. Please visit the links below if you want to learn more about the topics we discussed in this episode. 

Cravings for fatty foods can be traced to the gut-brain connection.

An AI can decode speech from brain activity with surprising accuracy.

Here's what triggers giant honeybees to do the wave

Living fast may have helped mammals like 'ManBearPig' dominate.

Mosquitoes have neuronal fail-safes to make sure they can always smell humans.

Zapping plastic with laser forged tiny diamonds.