The Endless: low budget scifi movie asks high-rent questions
18 July 2018
Indie scifi brings out the good in ancient forces as two brothers revisit the cult they grew up in looking for closure – and good food. Is it the Solaris of our times?
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Don't miss: The story of Ötzi, Kew's summer frolics, and medical 3D
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Explore 3D printing in medical transplants, join some artistic frolics at Kew's Sussex home, and discover history's first unsolved murder case in the film story of Ötzi
This crocodile emerging from the gloom sure seems happy to see you
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Smiling American crocodile shows off its teeth – but although specimens can grow 6 metres long, the species rarely launches unprovoked attacks on people
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In a true-life alien versus predator story, a touch of food poisoning could save an endangered Australian species from a relentless toxic tide
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Women tend to find male chivalry attractive even though they see it as a threat to fairness, according to a new study. Existing inequality may explain why
Honeybees gang up to roast invading hornets alive — at a terrible cost
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The worker bees that form “hot defensive bee balls” are effectively kamikaze fighters, with the heat from the ball shortening their life expectancy
We now know why horses snort - because they're happy
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It has long been thought that horses snort to improve their personal hygiene – but it might indicate positive emotions instead
Ancient Romans may have killed off whale species in the Mediterranean
10 July 2018
Two whales species absent from the Mediterranean today were common there 2,000 years ago - did Roman whalers kick-start their demise?
