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SpaceX Catches Starship Rocket Booster for the First Time Ever as it Returns to Earth After Launch

11 November 2024

Environmental solutions from the amazing world of fantastic fungi

12 August 2022

Butterflies just love ants ---.

12 September 2018

First known manta ray nursery in Florida and new species news!

20 June 2018

Models and mimics are marvels in SE Asia

02 May 2018

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We've never walked alone- whether chimpanzee or hominin !

featured We've never walked alone- whether chimpanzee or hominin !

Laetoli hominin and chimpanzee footprints. These randomly selected footprints demonstrate the 'stereotypical' morphologies of, from left to right, human, Laetoli hominin and chimpanzee footprints. The human and chimpanzee prints were...

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Primates and alcohol, a natural relationship?

Primates and alcohol, a natural relationship?

The marvelous world of primates is now enhanced by an investigation on their alcohol intake. Their consumption is limited, but some species certainly adapt to the extra calories that could...

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Sea birds secret colony location policy!

Sea birds secret colony location policy!

The black legged kittiwake,Rissa tridactyla, breeds on these cliffs in the North Atlantic as well as the Pacific (different sub-species), feeding more like the Atlantic puffin than its closer relatives,...

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People and Deer: the diverse, diverting past.

People and Deer: the diverse, diverting past.

The rutting stag is an emblem of the fertility and strength of Cervus elephas, wherever in the world it has found its niche. red stag image; Credit: © Shutterstock In...

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The earliest permafrost pets.

The earliest permafrost pets.

Was it a wild wolf that left its whimpering pups in a landslide thousands of years ago, or did a crying child lose his or her favourite pets? wolf image;...

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Acidification of the Barrier Reef.

Acidification of the Barrier Reef.

The residents of the GBR include Acropora and other stony corals, all the soft corals, more fish than you can guess at, even here, many more invertebrates such as these...

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