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Natural history books that look inside the minds of animals

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Natural history books that look inside the minds of animals

Who says the thoughts and perceptions of animals are closed to us? Adrian Barnett finds out what it is like to be a...

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Cavefish

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Blind cave fish lost eyes by unexpected evolutionary process

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Perfectly preserved fossil salamander even has last meal in gut

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Perfectly preserved fossil salamander even has last meal in gut

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Girls with binary code

Technology

The dearth of women in tech is nothing to do with testosterone

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Thorny Devil (Moloch horridus) in the desert near Ayers Rock, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Australia

Life

Evolution’s rules mean life on Earth isn’t that varied after all

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Seal pups get separated from their mums by icebreaker ships

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Seal pups get separated from their mums by icebreaker ships

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Alexandre Aebi inspecting one of his hives in his apiary in Switzerland

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Neonicotinoid pesticides found in honey from every continent

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White-footed mouse

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New York City mice may be evolving to eat fast food like pizza

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Artificial organs used in operations without approval for humans

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Artificial organs used in operations without approval for humans

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Hand holds a starfish

Life

Hundreds of Japanese species floated to the US on tsunami debris

The 2011 Tohoku tsunami swept vast amounts of debris out into the Pacific, carrying over 280 species across to America

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Humans

Bare bones: Five human ancestors known only from a few fossils

Features

Life

Banning shark fin soup in the US is bad for shark conservation

Comment

Technology

It takes 30 seconds for your fingerprint to grip your smartphone

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Life

Alligators versus sharks: Who wins this ultimate showdown?

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