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Male harbour seals use complex vocalisations to try to attract females

Life

Male harbour seals may learn vocalisations years before they need them

Male harbour seals use vocalisations to woo females and they appear to learn these songs years before they need them

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Life

Extinct lizard was a bizarrely supersized version of modern skinks

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Life

Flies die sooner if they see dead flies

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Tam P脿 Ling cave in northern Laos, where several human fossils dating back tens of thousands of years have been found

Humans

Fossils in Laos cave imply modern humans were in Asia 86,000 years ago

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Life

Dehorning may affect how rhinos interact and establish territory

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Air quality: How does pollution affect your health?

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2F9J4BG Different Insects incl Green Rose Chafer, Cetonia aurata, & Black & Red Checkered Beetle, Trichodes apiarius, Feeding on Common Hogweed or Cow Parsley

Life

Microbe map reveals how hundreds of insects got their diets

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Mind

You can learn foreign words as you sleep but it won’t make you fluent

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Striking panoramic seascape view on a rocky Atlantic Ocean Coast during a vibrant sunset. Taken at Crow Head, North Twillingate Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

Environment

North Atlantic Ocean has reached record-high surface temperatures

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Environment

Genetically engineered gut bacterium could protect bees from parasite

The fungal parasite Nosema is deadly to honeybee colonies and evolving resistance to fungicides, but engineered bacteria may help bees resist infection

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Life

Zebrafish produce sunscreen to protect their embryos from UV light

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Space

Fast-growing galaxy seen by JWST offers window on the early universe

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Life

Life-extending parasite makes ants live at least three times longer

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Technology

Robot gardener grows plants as well as humans do but uses less water

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