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Millions more insect species on Earth than previously thought
For the new study, the associate professor, who is originally from Costa Rica, highlighted how populations of amphibians had changed…
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Fossil found tucked away in a drawer turns out to be first dinosaur bone from Antarctica
Scientists have stumbled on a rare dinosaur fossil from Antarctica, tucked away for decades in a drawer. The bone comes…
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Ghana flooding: At least 13 people killed in Accra after torrential rains
At least 13 people have died in Ghana’s capital, Accra, after torrential rain resulted in severe flooding, according to the…
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Warehouse robots move packages without human handoff
TRANSFORMATION: AI changes what robots can accomplish Humanoid robots, showcased at Chicago’s Automate Show, demonstrate advancements in AI and robotics.…
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In pictures: Glowing Strawberry Moon snapped over the South
With clear a night the glowing Strawberry Moon was a spectacle above the skies over Hampshire and Dorset. Marking the…
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Swift boxes at Darwin College in Cambridge used for first time
“One of the things the university is doing to try to help recover the swift population is to put nest…
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Bristol academic finds diverse algae on Antarctic adventure
Broadwell brought back algae samples to a lab at the University of Bristol’s Cabot Institute for the Environment, for detailed…
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Glass in deposit return scheme ‘could push up drink prices by 50p’
William Watkins, chief executive of Radnor Hills, described the current situation in Wales as a “complete and utter mess”, warning…
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Texas data breach hits 3M license customers
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Buying a hunting or fishing license should feel like one of the…
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Rescued bears cleared for 5,500-mile Suffolk wildlife park flight
The campaign has raised more than £50,000 but is aiming for £200,000. Sarah Dawson, chief operating officer for Space for…
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