Belugas swap mates for survival, and more…

Quirks and Quarks

Researchers made the surprising discovery that Alaska beluga whales have swinging sex lives — and that could be their key to survival in the warming Arctic.


Plus:


  • mission to the 'doomsday' Thwaites glacier in Antarctica ends in disappointment
  • near-infrared light therapy offers hope to football players with brain injuries
  • with nuclear power making a comeback, what's changed since the last Atomic Age?
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Researchers made the surprising discovery that Alaska beluga whales have swinging sex lives — and that could be their key to survival in the warming Arctic.


Plus:


  • mission to the 'doomsday' Thwaites glacier in Antarctica ends in disappointment
  • near-infrared light therapy offers hope to football players with brain injuries
  • with nuclear power making a comeback, what's changed since the last Atomic Age?
2026-02-06 54 min
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