"From Furry Friends to Extraterrestrial Discoveries: Dogs, Cats, Amino Acids, and Beer Goggles"

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"From Furry Friends to Extraterrestrial Discoveries: Dogs, Cats, Amino Acids, and Beer Goggles"
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Scientists have made several interesting discoveries this week. Researchers at the University of Portsmouth found that alcohol impairs the ability to detect facial asymmetry, potentially enhancing the subjective appearance of others. NASA researchers analyzing data from Saturn's moon Enceladus found evidence of hydrogen cyanide, a key ingredient for life. A genetic survey of a 160-year-old pelt in the Smithsonian's collection revealed the existence of an ancient North American dog breed called woolly dogs. Additionally, a study published in Nature showed that some cats do play fetch, debunking the skepticism surrounding this behavior.

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