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Namib Desert Beetle Inspires Self-Filling Water Bottle
A U.S. start-up has turned to nature to help bring water to arid areas by drawing moisture from the...
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The Worldwide Vulnerability of Forests
One of the great scientific tasks of the day is to understand how and why trees die. It may...
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Wild Turkeys Gobble Their Way to a Comeback
Wild turkeys and buffalo have more in common than you might guess. Both were important as food for Native...
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Most Marine Species Will Be Discovered This Century
As many as two thirds of the species living in our oceans may still be unknown to science, say...
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New Fossil Sheds Light on Oldest Known Ancestor of Giant Panda
In May, Dr Juan Abella and colleagues from the Spain’s National Museum of Natural Sciences and the Catalan Institute...
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Seaweed-Threatened Corals Send Chemical SOS to Fish
When a killer seaweed touches a kind of spiky coral, the coral pushes a chemical panic button that brings...
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Chinese Survey Reveals Widespread Coastal Pollution
Massive declines in coral reefs, mangrove swamps and wetlands.
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Humans Caused Historic Great Barrier Reef Collapse
The expansion of European settlement in Australia triggered a massive coral collapse at the Great Barrier Reef more than...
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New Zealand Beaching Proves Rarest of Whales Exists
The spade-toothed beaked whale is so rare that nobody has seen one alive, but scientists have proof the species...