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Bacteria release aphrodisiacs that put others in mood for sex

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Bacteria release aphrodisiacs that put others in mood for sex

Eros protein is the first evidence that bacteria regulate mating of other, non-bacterial creatures

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Giant bumphead parrotfish begin mating in their hundreds

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Giant bumphead parrotfish begin mating in their hundreds

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The strange Cook pine trees that always lean towards the equator

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The strange Cook pine trees that always lean towards the equator

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Extinct species of Galapagos giant tortoise may be resurrected

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Extinct species of Galapagos giant tortoise may be resurrected

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An engorged tick

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Ticks use sticky pads on their feet to cling on to our skin

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Brain switch in voles makes them fall in love at first sight

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Brain switch in voles makes them fall in love at first sight

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The Celtic Explorer research vessel sailing through the ocean

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Take a 360-degree virtual tour of a scientific research vessel

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cuttlefish being a crab

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Watch cuttlefish apparently pretending to walk just like crabs

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Nanoparticles that chat back and forth could dispense medication

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Nanoparticles that chat back and forth could dispense medication

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A snail feasting on the excrement of a sea lily

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Sea stars filmed hunting squid and squabbling over eating it

Snails feast on sea lily faeces in the latest videos from submersibles diving in never-before-explored parts of the ocean

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See-through frog has heart you can see beating through its chest

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Trump’s budget jettisons ‘irreplaceable’ marine mammals agency

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Bioelectric tweak makes flatworms grow a head instead of a tail

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Mass landfills are saving endangered vultures from extinction

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